Ancor 151725 Coaxial Cable

This cable uses tinned copper for both the center conductor and the outer braid, which significantly resists corrosion in salty or damp environments. Combined with a UV-inhibited jacket, it is specifically engineered to prevent the degradation that typically causes standard cables to fail when exposed to the elements.

Yes, if you are currently using a lower-quality cable. This RG 213 cable is designed for low loss, offering up to 50 percent less signal attenuation than standard coaxial cables, which helps maintain signal integrity over longer runs.

The cable features a 96 percent braid coverage, which provides a high level of protection against electromagnetic interference. This dense shielding is essential for maintaining a clean signal in environments where other electronic equipment might otherwise cause noise or static.

While RG 213 is a robust, high-performance cable, its thickness and shielding make it less flexible than thinner, consumer-grade coax. It is best suited for permanent installations where you have enough space to accommodate its bend radius.

Yes. The tinned copper construction is specifically chosen because it accepts solder much more readily than bare copper, which often oxidizes and becomes difficult to work with. This makes terminating the cable significantly easier and more reliable.