Coax

The Coax category holds the RG6 cable installers pull for antenna, satellite and distribution runs. Bursma Electronic Distributing supplies RG6 coax 1000 ft wholesale reels to dealers and contractors, along with dual cable, messenger cable and a direct burial version for runs that go underground. Most of the cables here are listed with a copper-clad steel (CCS) conductor.

RG6 coax 1000 ft wholesale and other put-ups

• STE200-927BK: RG6 with 60% braid and a CCS conductor, on a 1000 foot reel in a box.
• STEDES1001-BK: RG6, CCS, 60% braid, UL listed CMX, 1000 feet. The listing notes it is replaced by DES1001-BK.
• STEDES1003-BK: dual RG6, CCS, 500 feet in a box.
• STEDES1002-BK: single RG6, copper-clad, with a messenger, for aerial spans.
• VER107-1234-DB-6S: RG6 CCS coax rated for direct burial.

Pick the cable for the route. Standard 1000 foot reels cover most indoor and attic runs, the dual cable lets you pull two lines at once to the same location, the messenger cable supports itself between a pole or building and the house, and the direct burial cable is made to go in the ground. CCS conductors are the usual choice for satellite and TV distribution.

Connectors, antennas and amplifiers for the rest of the job are in the Antenna - Tower - Satellite division. For pricing and availability, dealers ask their Bursma sales representative. To buy, open a dealer account.

Related guides: RG6 vs RG59 coax for antenna and CCTV runs; how to ground a TV antenna safely; How to Install a Coax Splitter; Coax Cable Signal Loss Explained; Quad Shield vs Dual Shield Coax; How to Test Coax Cable; How to Weatherproof Coax Connectors.