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RG59 Siamese Coax Outdoor Gel 20AWG 95% Braid 3.0Ghz 1000' Black Cable

RG59 Siamese Coax Outdoor Gel 20AWG 95% Braid 3.0Ghz 1000' Black Cable Logico
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RG59 Coaxial Direct Burial Outdoor Gel 20 AWG 95% Braid 3.0 Ghz 1000' Feet Black

RG59B/U Siamese Direct Burial Gel Filled Cable is a combination of RG59 for video and a pair of 18-gauge power wires in one jacket. This design makes installation easier by carrying video and power over one cable run. Logico's RG59B/U cable features a 20AWG or 0.81mm center conductor and 18/2AWG stranded power wires for better conductivity.

  • RG59B/U Siamese Direct Burial Gel Filled Cable
  • Inner conductor: 20AWG - 0.81mm in diameter
  • Power wire conductor: 18/2AWG
  • 95% braiding coverage
  • Wire Construction: Inner conductor CCS, Power Wire CCA
  • Jacket: LDPE
  • Color: Black
  • Length: 1000 feet
  • Wooden Reel

Inner conductor: 20AWG - 0.81mm in diameter
Power wire conductor: 18/2AWG
Jacket: LDPE
Color: Black
Length: 1000 feet

One RG59 Siamese Coaxial Cable 1000ft Black Spool

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