Cable Matters RG6 Coaxial Cable - 100ft, CL2/CM Rated in-Wall Quad Shield (White)

Overview

The Cable Matters RG6 Coaxial Cable is designed to connect TVs, cable boxes, modems, satellite receivers, and more with dependable signal quality. Known as RG6/U, RG-6/U, or simply RG6, this cable supports modern home entertainment needs while leveraging a robust quad-shield construction to help preserve signal integrity across typical runs.

Its flexible PVC jacket is CM and CL2 rated, making it suitable for in-wall installations under common building codes. Secure, low-profile metal connectors ensure a comfortable fit at the wall, in a cabinet, or behind furniture, reducing the chance of accidental unplugging during setup.

Design and durability

Quad shielding combines four layers of protection to minimize interference. The shielding helps maintain clear picture and data transmission even in environments with multiple signal paths, such as nearby power lines or other AV equipment. The connectors are engineered for a snug, reliable connection that remains durable over time.

Built with a sturdy PVC jacket, the cable balances flexibility with toughness, making it easier to route through wall cavities, behind racks, or along baseboards without kinking or cracking under normal use.

Key benefits

• Quad shielding provides enhanced EMI/RFI protection for stable signal quality.
• Capable of handling high-frequency signals up to 3 GHz, suitable for digital TV, cable, and data feeds.
• CM and CL2 rated jacket supports in-wall installations with safety compliance for many spaces.
• Low-profile metal connectors enable secure seating and long-term reliability.
• Durable jacket resists everyday wear and tear in busy home entertainment setups.

Common use scenarios

• Connecting a TV, cable box, DVR, or satellite receiver to a wall outlet or splitter.
• Linking a cable modem or router to ensure a stable data path for online services.
• Integrating with OTA antennas or signal amplifiers in multi-room setups.
• Pairing with AV receivers, tuner cards, or other coaxial components in home theaters.

Installation tips

Plan routes to avoid sharp bends and keep lengths as direct as possible. Clean connectors before seating them to minimize contact resistance, and follow local building codes when running cable in-wall. Use proper cable management to reduce strain on the connectors and maintain a tidy install.