The Hermesys LadonX™ RG11 coaxial cable is built for stable signal transmission over long trunk and drop runs. With a copper-clad steel conductor, aluminium foil shielding and a choice of PE, PVC or LSOH jackets, it suits CATV distribution, CCTV backbones and in-building RF networks.
Features and Benefits
CCS conductor. Copper-clad steel combines the tensile strength of steel with the conductivity of copper, so the cable stays mechanically robust without losing flexibility during installation.
Aluminium foil shielding. The foil confines the electromagnetic field between the inner and outer conductors. Radiation loss stays low, and external interference has little effect on the transmitted signal.
Low attenuation over distance. The larger core of RG11 gives it lower loss than RG6, making it the standard choice where a run is too long for smaller 75 Ω coax.
Three jacket options. Black PE offers high UV resistance for outdoor runs. PVC provides hardness and mechanical protection. LSOH is flame retardant and halogen free, giving low smoke corrosivity and toxicity for enclosed or public spaces.
Applications
- CATV and HFC trunk and distribution runs
- CCTV and surveillance backbones
- Satellite and antenna downleads
- In-building RF and broadband distribution
Reference Standards
- IEC 60332-1 — flame propagation test for a single vertical insulated wire or cable
- IEC 60332-2 — flame propagation test for small-diameter single vertical wires
- IEC 60754-1 — determination of halogen acid gas content of gases evolved during combustion
