GE 50ft. RG6 Quad-Shield Coaxial Cable, Black
Gain superior signal quality with the GE-branded UltraPro 50ft. RG6 Quad-Shield Coax Cable. This high performance coaxial cable lets you easily join together any two video components equipped with an F-type coaxial cable jack. Expand your entertainment system by connecting your cable box, satellite receiver, TV antenna, DVR and more to your TV or to multiple TVs using a coaxial cable splitter. With four layers of shielding, this coaxial cable gives you twice the shielding of standard RG6 cables. This gray, RG6 coaxial cable protects against interference and maximizes transfer speeds for the clearest audio and video connection. To ensure crisp signal quality, this cable also features corrosion‑resistant compression coaxial cable connectors and a solid core conductor.
This high-quality, extra-long 50ft. coaxial cable is designed with a flame-retardant jacket for safe use in walls, letting you keep cables hidden for a neat and tidy entertainment setup. Best of all, it does not require any hardwiring. Simply attach a coaxial cable connector to the F-type coaxial cable jack located on the back of each component, coaxial cable splitter or wallplate. Upgrade your home entertainment system with the GE-branded UltraPro 50ft. RG6 Quad-Shield Coax Cable.
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GE 50ft. RG6 Quad-Shield Coaxial Cable, Black
GE 50ft. RG6 Quad-Shield Coaxial Cable, Black
Gain superior signal quality with the GE-branded UltraPro 50ft. RG6 Quad-Shield Coax Cable. This high performance coaxial cable lets you easily join together any two video components equipped with an F-type coaxial cable jack. Expand your entertainment system by connecting your cable box, satellite receiver, TV antenna, DVR and more to your TV or to multiple TVs using a coaxial cable splitter. With four layers of shielding, this coaxial cable gives you twice the shielding of standard RG6 cables. This gray, RG6 coaxial cable protects against interference and maximizes transfer speeds for the clearest audio and video connection. To ensure crisp signal quality, this cable also features corrosion‑resistant compression coaxial cable connectors and a solid core conductor.
This high-quality, extra-long 50ft. coaxial cable is designed with a flame-retardant jacket for safe use in walls, letting you keep cables hidden for a neat and tidy entertainment setup. Best of all, it does not require any hardwiring. Simply attach a coaxial cable connector to the F-type coaxial cable jack located on the back of each component, coaxial cable splitter or wallplate. Upgrade your home entertainment system with the GE-branded UltraPro 50ft. RG6 Quad-Shield Coax Cable.
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Gain superior signal quality with the GE-branded UltraPro 50ft. RG6 Quad-Shield Coax Cable. This high performance coaxial cable lets you easily join together any two video components equipped with an F-type coaxial cable jack. Expand your entertainment system by connecting your cable box, satellite receiver, TV antenna, DVR and more to your TV or to multiple TVs using a coaxial cable splitter. With four layers of shielding, this coaxial cable gives you twice the shielding of standard RG6 cables. This gray, RG6 coaxial cable protects against interference and maximizes transfer speeds for the clearest audio and video connection. To ensure crisp signal quality, this cable also features corrosion‑resistant compression coaxial cable connectors and a solid core conductor.
This high-quality, extra-long 50ft. coaxial cable is designed with a flame-retardant jacket for safe use in walls, letting you keep cables hidden for a neat and tidy entertainment setup. Best of all, it does not require any hardwiring. Simply attach a coaxial cable connector to the F-type coaxial cable jack located on the back of each component, coaxial cable splitter or wallplate. Upgrade your home entertainment system with the GE-branded UltraPro 50ft. RG6 Quad-Shield Coax Cable.
