
Wilson Electronics 951175 75 ft. Black RG11 Low-Loss Coax Cable, F-Male to F-Male
- RG-11
- Over 5 m
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Overview
The Wilson Electronics 951175 is a 75 ft. length of black, 75 Ohm RG11 low-loss foam coax, 13/32 in. in diameter, terminated with F-Male connectors on both ends. It is rated for indoor and outdoor use and connects booster amplifiers to antennas, taps, splitters and lightning surge protectors. Wilson lists it as compatible with the Wilson Pro 70 (75 Ohm) booster.
- 75 ft. length of RG11 coaxial cable
- 75 Ohm low-loss foam construction
- 13/32 in. cable diameter
- F-Male connector on both ends
- Rated for indoor and outdoor use
- Compatible with Wilson Pro 70 (75 Ohm)
- 75 ft. reach for amplifiers mounted well away from the donor antenna
- Factory F-Male terminations save time and specialist tools on site
The Wilson Electronics 951175 is a 75 ft. run of black RG11 coaxial cable, 13/32 in. in diameter, with a factory-installed F-Male connector on each end. Its 75 Ohm, low-loss foam construction is suitable for indoor and outdoor use, so one cable can run from a roof-line donor antenna, through the building envelope, to the amplifier.
Coax is an integral part of any cell signal booster installation. It carries signal from the outdoor donor antenna to the amplifier, then out to the indoor broadcast antennas. The extra length over the 50 ft. version helps in two-story buildings, warehouses with high mounting points, or sites where the amplifier sits far from the best outdoor signal. The cable also connects amplifiers to taps, splitters and lightning surge protectors, and Wilson lists it as compatible with the Wilson Pro 70 (75 Ohm).
Wilson rates this RG11 cable at around 1-2 dB of additional loss per 100 ft. The company also notes that 75 Ohm cable does not handle as much cellular traffic as 50 Ohm cable, which can reduce data speeds when many users share the system.
WilsonPro generally recommends keeping the total cable length from the amplifier to any antenna at or under 100 ft. The right length depends on outside signal strength, cable type, splitter and tap loss, and target coverage. A strong outside signal of about -45 dB can support a donor run of around 150 ft.
Ideal for
- Long donor antenna to amplifier run in a 75 Ohm booster system
- Wilson Pro 70 (75 Ohm) installation and replacement cabling
- Multi-story homes or offices where the amplifier sits far from the roof
- Connecting amplifiers to splitters, taps and surge protectors
Specifications
Cable
- Color
- Black
- Length
- 75 ft.
- Diameter
- 13/32 in.
- Impedance
- 75 Ohm
- Cable Type
- RG11 low-loss foam coax
- Environment
- Indoor and outdoor
- Additional Loss
- Around 1-2 dB additional loss per 100 ft.
General
- MPN
- 951175
- Brand
- Wilson Electronics
- Product Name
- 75 ft. Black RG11 Low Loss Coax (F Male to F Male)
- Product Type
- Coaxial Antenna Cable
Package
- Shipping Weight
- 4.4 lb
Connectors
- First End
- F-Male
- Second End
- F-Male
Compatibility
- Boosters
- Wilson Pro 70 (75 Ohm)
- Connects TO
- Amplifiers, antennas, taps, splitters, lightning surge protectors
Questions buyers ask
Is this cable compatible with the Wilson Pro 70?
It is listed as compatible with the Wilson Pro 70 (75 Ohm).
What is the cable diameter?
The RG11 cable is 13/32 in. in diameter.
Can it be run outdoors?
Yes. Wilson states it can be used both indoors and outdoors.
How much signal loss should I expect?
Wilson states around 1-2 dB of additional loss per 100 ft. of cable.
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