Getting Started
Coaxial Cable Installation Precautions
• Do not bend the coaxial cable into less than a three-inch radius. Tighter bends can cause
shorts and can change the cable’s impedance.
• Do not install the coaxial cable where it will have a pulling tension greater than 15 pounds
during installation. After installation, make sure there is no tension on the cable.
• Use only round-headed staples. Any clamps or securing devices used with coax should grip
the cable evenly about the circumference without crushing the cable. Flat staples can damage
the coaxial cable.
• Do not expose the coaxial cable to a temperature greater than 176 degrees Fahrenheit. Keep
the cable away from heating vents and water heaters.
• The cable jacket withstands most outdoor environments. However, you must seal the
connections and splices against water entry.
Specifications
VHF Range
54-250 MHz
UHF Range
470-806 MHz
VHF Gain
18 dB
UHF Gain
15 dB
AC Adapter
Included
DC Power Injector
Included
RG59 Cable
Included
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