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SDW5214O/17
Technical specifications
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Quad Shield Cable
100 ft RG6
Date of issue 2006-10-21
Version: 3.0
12 NC: 9082 100 09859
UPC: 6 09585 11995 6
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
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Electronics N.V. or their respective owners.
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Packaging
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EAN/UPC/GTIN:
6 09585 11995 6
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Quantity:
1
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Gross Weight:
2.20 kg
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Tare Weight:
0.40 kg
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Net Weight:
1.80 kg
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Length:
34.2 cm
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Width:
15.8 cm
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Height:
4.40 cm
Inner Carton
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EAN/UPC/GTIN:
1 06 09585 11995 3
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Quantity:
2
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Gross Weight:
4.50 kg
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Tare Weight:
0.90 kg
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Net Weight:
3.60 kg
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Length (cm):
29.4 cm
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Width (cm):
14.7 cm
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Height (cm):
24.3 cm
Outer Carton
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EAN/UPC/GTIN:
2 06 09585 11995 0
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Quantity:
8
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Gross Weight:
18.0 kg
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Tare Weight:
15.95 kg
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Net Weight:
2.05 kg
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Length (cm):
60.4 cm
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Width (cm):
26.6 cm
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Height (cm):
29.5 cm
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Easy grip
This non-slip grip makes connecting your components
easy and ergonomically comfortable.
3X faster than RG6 coax
Transferring the signal at a far greater speed than
standard coaxial cable minimizes signal loss, so you enjoy
optimum picture quality and data transfer.
18 AWG copper-coated conductor
The highly conductive composition of this signal conduit
maximizes signal transfer for optimum picture quality
and data transfer.
Heavy-duty pliable jacket
Pliable PVC sheathing surrounds the cable, protecting it
from wear and tear and ensuring lond-term durability.
Dielectric insulation
Superior insulation material separates the center
conductor from the braided shield. By isolating the
conductors, it maintains signal integrity, ensuring the best
picture quality and optimum data transfer.
Aluminum braided shield
In concert with the aluminum foil shield, this shield works
as a barrier to keep the signal inside the conductors and
keep interference out.
Aluminum foil shield
In concert with the aluminum braided shield, this shield
works as a barrier to keep the signal inside the conductors
and keep interference out.
