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Wilson Electronics 951100 100 ft Black RG11 Low-Loss Coax Cable, F-Male to F-Male

MPN 951100
  • RG-11
  • Over 5 m
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Overview

The Wilson Electronics 951100 is 100 ft of 75 Ohm, low-loss black RG11 coaxial cable with F-Male connectors on both ends. The 13/32 in. diameter foam cable is rated for indoor and outdoor use. It is built for long runs between amplifiers and antennas, taps, splitters and lightning surge protectors in cell signal booster installations.

  • 100 ft length
  • 75 Ohm low-loss RG11 foam cable
  • 13/32 in. diameter
  • F-Male connectors on both ends
  • Rated for indoor and outdoor use
  • Black jacket
  • Covers long runs from roof or tower antennas to an indoor amplifier
  • Low-loss RG11 construction helps preserve signal over distance

The Wilson Electronics 951100 is a 100 ft run of 75 Ohm RG11 coax, 13/32 in. in diameter, with an F-Male connector on each end. It is a low-loss foam cable rated for both indoor and outdoor use, with a black jacket suited to exterior routing.

Coax is an integral part of any signal booster installation. It runs from the outdoor donor antenna to the amplifier, then from the amplifier to the indoor broadcast antennas that distribute the boosted signal. The manufacturer notes this cable has around 1-2 dB of additional loss per 100 feet. It also notes that 75 Ohm cable does not handle as much cellular traffic as 50 Ohm, so high-user situations can see reduced data speeds.

WilsonPro generally recommends keeping total cable length at or under 100 feet from the amplifier to any antenna. The right limit depends on outside signal strength, cable loss, loss through splitters and taps, and the coverage needed. With a strong outside signal of around -45 dB, a donor-to-amplifier run of about 150 feet can still leave the amplifier plenty to work with. To shorten the cable and re-terminate it, use an RG-11 stripping tool and an RG-11 crimper.

Ideal for

  • Long donor antenna to amplifier runs in rural homes and buildings
  • Amplifier to broadcast antenna runs across large floor plans
  • Outdoor cable routing from roof or mast-mounted antennas
  • Custom-length runs cut and terminated on site

Specifications

Cable

Color
Black
Diameter
13/32 in.
Impedance
75 Ohm
Cable Type
RG11 low-loss foam coax
Environment
Indoor and outdoor use
Cable Length
100 ft
Additional Loss
Around 1-2 dB additional loss per 100 ft

General

MPN
951100
Brand
Wilson Electronics
Product Type
RG11 Low-Loss Coax Cable

Physical

Shipping Weight
5.9 lbs

Connectors

End 1
F-Male
End 2
F-Male
Termination Tools
RG-11 stripping tool and RG-11 crimper for re-termination

Questions buyers ask

How much loss does this cable add?

The manufacturer states around 1-2 dB of additional loss per 100 feet of cable.

What is the recommended maximum cable length?

WilsonPro generally recommends 100 feet or less total from the amplifier to any antenna. With a strong outside signal of around -45 dB, a donor-to-amplifier run of about 150 feet can still work.

How do I shorten and re-terminate it?

Use an RG-11 stripping tool and an RG-11 crimper. Strip the cable, peel back the braided shield so it does not touch the center pin, then seat and crimp the RG-11 connector.

Is it suitable for outdoor use?

Yes. This low-loss foam cable can be used both indoors and outdoors.

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