Coaxial Cable Schwaiger KOX90/50 012 50m White

The SCHWAIGER KOX90/50 012 coaxial cable in white is a 50-metre length cable with 75 Ω impedance designed for audio and video signal transmission. Constructed for consistent electrical characteristics and mechanical durability, this coaxial cable is intended for use in domestic and professional installations where low signal attenuation and resistance to interference are required. The cable's outer sheath in white provides a neutral aesthetic suitable for visible runs along walls and ceilings.

Advantages

This 75 Ω coaxial cable offers stable impedance matching to common TV and satellite equipment, which reduces reflections and signal loss. The construction minimizes electromagnetic interference and ensures reliable transmission of analog and digital signals. The 50 m length covers longer runs without additional connectors, while the white outer jacket resists wear and facilitates discrete installation in lighter interiors.

Suitable for

• TV antenna and cable TV installations
• Satellite dish connections
• Digital and analog video distribution
• CCTV and video surveillance wiring
• Home audio-visual setups and set-top box connections

Key specifications

• Cable type: coaxial
• Length: 50 m
• Impedance: 75 Ω
• Outer jacket color: white
• Designed for: audio and video signal transmission

How to use

Measure the required run and cut the cable to length using a suitable cable cutter. Strip the outer sheath and dielectric carefully to expose the conductor and shielding, following the connector manufacturer's instructions. Terminate the cable with appropriate F-type or BNC connectors depending on the equipment in use, ensuring solid mechanical and electrical contact. Route the cable avoiding sharp bends and sources of strong electromagnetic interference, secure it with clips or conduit where necessary, and test signal quality with appropriate monitoring equipment after installation.

Recommendations

For best results, use properly matched connectors and avoid excessive bending radii. When running long distances near power lines or switching equipment, maintain separation to minimize interference. If multiple segments are required, use high-quality connectors and minimize the number of joints to preserve signal integrity.