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KABELWERK EUPEN AGTHE SPECIALIST IN CABLESHistoryThe foundation of the cable factoryKABELWERK EUPEN AG as manufacturer of electrical cables goes back tothe beginning of this century. Today thecompany has a staff of 1000 peopleproducing power cables, telecommunication cables and RF-Cables.Since broadband transmission becamepossible,KABELWERK EUPEN AGhas been involved in the design andmanufacture of coaxial cables.The introduction of Cable Television in1962 was decisive for the start of producing coaxial cables on a larger scale.With the increasing demand for coaxialcables and the intensive R&D toimprove cable construction and trans-RF-CABLES 75 Ω2mission characteristics, KABELWERKEUPEN AG has become today one ofthe leading manufacturer for coaxialcables in the World.Over 40 years of experience in the field ofRF-Cables, the company constantlydeveloped its extensive manufacturingprocess bearing in mind the improvementof quality.Kabelwerk Eupen AG has the highestclassification ISO 9001 certification for itsquality managment system.

CoaxialCablesCoaxial cables for CATV and multimedia networksIntroductionGeneral.4.5Trunk &Distribution CablesTrunk & distribution , A70887098, A70987118, A71187128, A71287168, A71687228, A7228Protection.Subscriber Cables25Subscriber cablesCodes704. family (RG 59)705. family (RG 6)707. family (RG 11).26283032Additional productsAdditional productsSome other catalogues34.34RF-CABLES 75 Ω3

Advanced broadband telecommunication networking requests hybrid fibreand coaxial cable technology. This network has not only to supply video entertainment but must also carry interactivevideo-data and voice information. Sucha telecommunication network requireshigh quality coaxial cables for low lossand reliable signal transmission.CoaxialCablesC o a x i a l c a b l e s f o r C AT V a n dmultimedia networksIntroductionThe coaxial cables have to be installedin conditions where weather and corrosion resistance are essential features tooffer a high level of safety as well aslong service life. The aging stability isan important requirement to be met bythe transmission characteristics ofthose cables. The variation of the electrical characteristics in function of frequency and temperature must be exactly determined. The high signal levelsometimes transmitted by the coaxialcables, as well as the high noise leveloutside the cables, require a very lowtransfer impedance or high igned for the needs of moderntelecommunication systems:- Ideal for broadband fibre/coax networkarchitecture as well as conventionalCATV and CCTV installations.- Engineered for fast, smooth installation. Developed with the installer inmind.RF-CABLES 75 Ω4EUPEN cable is easy to handle andstrips clean without scraping.- Outstanding mechanical and electricalperformance.- The quality products are delivered fastand on time, saving your time andmoney by means of technical supportand training.- Meet EN-50117 and IEC 61196 standards.For EUPEN coaxial cables a largerange of connectors with feed-through,pin or 3,5/12 interfaces are availablefrom well-known connector manufacturers. We are ready to give you any assistance you may require to determinewhat will best meet your requirements.

GeneralEUPEN cables feature innovativedesign, careful choice of raw materialsand consistent manufacturing as well asquality assurance techniques. Theresult is a coaxial cable with superiorelectrical and mechanical performance.Our coaxial cable design with lowdensity cellular polyethylene foamdielectric and ring-corrugated copperouter conductor as well as our longexperience in manufacturing thesecables are your guarantee for the supply of a technically optimal construction,characterised by:- excellent flexibility- good transverse stability- excellent screening efficiency- very good corrosion resistance- longitudinal watertightness- absolute transverse tightness- no use of dissimilar metals- a very thin precoating layer- easy and reliable installation ofconnectors.RF-CABLES 75 Ω5

Tr u n kTrunk && distribution cablesDistribution CablesCodesC able with / witho u t m e s s e n g e r(N o n e )ACable without messengerAMS messengerC h ara c te ris tic im pe d a n c e775 ΩCable size01 . . . 9 9A p p r. d i a m e t e r o f d i e l e c t r i c ( m m)Ma te ria l o f die le c tr i c / o u te r c o n d u c t o r28high density cellular PE / Copperlow density cellular PE / CopperOute r s hea th m ate r i a l(N o n e )HLFRRF-CABLES 75 Ω6PEHalogen-free and flame-retardant sheathHLFRspacespaceA 7228

Description616122 3342123344556614The cables inner conductor is made of solid copper.55The foam dielectric is bonded to the inner conductor by a precoating layer. This layer ensuresgood adhesion of the inner conductor to the dielectric. It also allows easy and clean removal of thedielectric during connector installation.The dielectric is made of cellular polyethylene foam manufactured by a unique insulating processusing ozone friendly expansion gas. High foaming ratio guarantees low attenuation transmission.The ring-corrugation of the copper outer conductor improves bending performances and ensuresthe good adhesion of the outer conductor to the dielectric.Highest possible screening attenuation is obtained with the metallically closed tube outer conductor. The copper outer conductor material increases service life and reduces systems maintenancecosts due to long term reliable connector contacts and high corrosion resistance compared tocables where aluminium is used.With this unique construction no relative movement between inner and outer conductor occurs dueto bending, pulling and temperature variations.The standard cable construction uses all weather-resistant black polyethylene as outer sheath.For additional requirements regarding flame-retardancy the coaxial cables are available with aflame-retardant and halogen-free outer sheath. In this construction they meet the internationalstandards on flame propagation acc. to IEC 60332-3, smoke density acc. to IEC 61034 and evolved gases acc. to IEC 60754.As an option, most of our trunk and distribution cables are available with one AluminiumMagnesium-Silicium alloy (AMS) messenger.RF-CABLES 75 Ω7

Tr u n k & d i s t r i b u t i o n c a b l e sundergroundCable typeSize: 1/4”7062NominalTolerancesConstructionInner ConductorMaterial and constructionDiametermmcopper wire1.4mmgas-injected cellular PE6.5mmcorrugated copper tube7.5mmmmblack polyethylene1.19.7-1 x10 xcmcm35Maximum pulling strengthwithout uter conductorMaterial and constructionDiameter over outer conductorOuter sheathMaterialThicknessOverall diameterMechanical characteristicsMinimum bending radiusRF-CABLES 75 Ω835111 10.1

Tr u n k & d i s t r i b u t i o n c a b l e sCable typeSize: 1/4”7062undergroundElectrical characteristicsΩCharacteristic impedanceCapacitypF/m%Relative propagation velocity (velocity ratio)Ω/kmDC-resistance of inner conductor at 20 CΩ/kmDC-resistance of outer conductor at 20 CACurrent rating (50-60) HzkVDielectric voltage strengthLongitudinal attenuation at 20 CNominalTolerances75548211.23.571 2α[dB/100m] a. f[MHz] b.f[MHz]0.418a b 0.00115 MHz dB/100m0.94 0.991.33 1.4010 MHz dB/100m2.32 2.4430 MHz dB/100m3.01 3.1650 MHz dB/100m4.29 4.50100 MHz dB/100m6.13 6.44200 MHz dB/100m7.57 7.95300 MHz dB/100m8.80 9.24400 MHz dB/100m9.58 10.06470 MHz dB/100m10.90 11.44600 MHz dB/100m12.70 13.34800 MHz dB/100m13.20 13.86860 MHz dB/100m14.32 15.031000 MHz dB/100mReturn loss (3 peak values up to 4 dB lower are permissible)5 - 470 MHzdB 23470 - 862 MHzdB 20Screening attenuation (30 - 1000 MHz)dB 120RF-CABLES 75 Ω9

Tr u n k & d i s t r i b u t i o n c a b l e sCable typeSize: 2.0/8.3undergroundaerial7088A 7088NominalTolerancesConstructionInner ConductorMaterial and r conductorMaterial and constructionDiameter over outer conductorOuter sheathMaterialThicknessOverall diameterCable with messengerMessengerMaterialConstructionDiameter over messengerOverall dimensionsMechanical characteristicsMinimum bending radius-1 x10 xcopper wire2.02mmgas-injected cellular PE8.3mmcorrugated copper tube9.3mmmmblack polyethylene1.011.3. x mmmmmmAMS7 x 1.527.020.8/11.3cmcm815Maximum pulling strength (without messenger) daNkg/kmWeight50145Cable with messengerdaNMinimum breaking strength of messengerdaN/mm2Modulus of elasticity1/ CThermal coefficient of linear expansionWeightkg/km4006200023 x 10-6205RF-CABLES 75 Ω10mm 11.7

Tr u n k & d i s t r i b u t i o n c a b l e sCable typeSize: 2.0/8.37088A 7088undergroundaerialElectrical characteristicsΩCharacteristic impedanceCapacitypF/m%Relative propagation velocity (velocity ratio)Ω/kmDC-resistance of inner conductor at 20 CΩ/kmDC-resistance of outer conductor at 20 CACurrent rating (50 - 60) HzkVDielectric voltage strengthLongitudinal attenuation at 20 CNominalTolerances7550885.32.6112 2α[dB/100m] a. f[MHz] b.f[MHz]a 0.296b 0.000855 MHz dB/100m0.67 0.7010 MHz dB/100m0.94 0.9930 MHz dB/100m1.65 1.7350 MHz dB/100m2.14 2.24100 MHz dB/100m3.05 3.20200 MHz dB/100m4.36 4.57300 MHz dB/100m5.38 5.65400 MHz dB/100m6.26 6.57470 MHz dB/100m6.82 7.16600 MHz dB/100m7.76 8.15800 MHz dB/100m9.05 9.50860 MHz dB/100m9.41 9.881000 MHz dB/100m10.21 10.72Return loss (3 peak values up to 4 dB lower are permissible)5 - 470 MHzdB 23470 - 862 MHzdB 20dB 120Screening attenuation (30 - 1000 MHz)RF-CABLES 75 Ω11

Tr u n k & d i s t r i b u t i o n c a b l e sCable typeSize: 2.1/8.7undergroundaerial7098A 7098NominalTolerancesConstructionInner ConductorMaterial and r conductorMaterial and constructionDiameter over outer conductorOuter sheathMaterialThicknessOverall diameterCable with messengerMessengerMaterialConstructionDiameter over messengerOverall dimensionsMechanical characteristicsMinimum bending radius-1 x10 xcopper wire2.1mmgas-injected cellular PE8.75mmsmooth copper tube9.3mmmmblack polyethylene1.011.3. x mmmmmmAMS7 x 1.526.520.3/11.3cmcm1520Maximum pulling strength (without messenger) daNkg/kmWeight50150Cable with messengerdaNMinimum breaking strength of messengerdaN/mm2Modulus of elasticity1/ CThermal coefficient of linear expansionWeightkg/km4006200023 x 10-6215RF-CABLES 75 Ω12mm 11.7

Tr u n k & d i s t r i b u t i o n c a b l e sCable typeSize: 2.1/8.77098A 7098undergroundaerialElectrical characteristicsΩCharacteristic impedanceCapacitypF/m%Relative propagation velocity (velocity ratio)Ω/kmDC-resistance of inner conductor at 20 CΩ/kmDC-resistance of outer conductor at 20 CACurrent rating (50 - 60) HzkVDielectric voltage strengthLongitudinal attenuation at 20 CNominalTolerances7550884.92.4122 2α[dB/100m] a. f[MHz] b.f[MHz]a 0.28b 0.00085 MHz dB/100m0.63 0.6610 MHz dB/100m0.89 0.9430 MHz dB/100m1.56 1.6450 MHz dB/100m2.02 2.12100 MHz dB/100m2.88 3.02200 MHz dB/100m4.12 4.33300 MHz dB/100m5.09 5.34400 MHz dB/100m5.92 6.22470 MHz dB/100m6.45 6.77600 MHz dB/100m7.34 7.71800 MHz dB/100m8.56 8.99860 MHz dB/100m8.90 9.341000 MHz dB/100m9.65 10.14Return loss (3 peak values up to 4 dB lower are permissible)5 - 470 MHzdB 23470 - 862 MHzdB 20dB 120Screening attenuation (30 - 1000 MHz)RF-CABLES 75 Ω13

Tr u n k & d i s t r i b u t i o n c a b l e sCable typeSize: 2.65/11.0undergroundaerial7118A 7118NominalTolerancesConstructionInner ConductorMaterial and r conductorMaterial and constructionDiameter over outer conductorOuter sheathMaterialThicknessOverall diameterCable with messengerMessengerMaterialConstructionDiameter over messengerOverall dimensionsMechanical characteristicsMinimum bending radius-1 x10 xcopper wire2.65mmgas-injected cellular PE11.2mmcorrugated copper tube12.0mmmmblack polyethylene1.114.3. x mmmmmmAMS7 x 1.77.524.3/14.3cmcm1018Maximum pulling strength (without messenger) daNkg/kmWeight75210Cable with messengerdaNMinimum breaking strength of messengerdaN/mm2Modulus of elasticity1/ CThermal coefficient of linear expansionWeightkg/km5006200023 x 10-6280RF-CABLES 75 Ω14mm 14.6

Tr u n k & d i s t r i b u t i o n c a b l e sCable typeSize: 2.65/11.07118A 7118undergroundaerialElectrical characteristicsΩCharacteristic impedanceCapacitypF/m%Relative propagation velocity (velocity ratio)Ω/kmDC-resistance of inner conductor at 20 CΩ/kmDC-resistance of outer conductor at 20 CACurrent rating (50 - 60) HzkVDielectric voltage strengthLongitudinal attenuation at 20 CNominalTolerances7550883.052.05163 2α[dB/100m] a. f[MHz] b.f[MHz]a 0.228b 0.00075 MHz dB/100m0.51 0.5410 MHz dB/100m0.73 0.7630 MHz dB/100m1.27 1.3350 MHz dB/100m1.65 1.73100 MHz dB/100m2.35 2.47200 MHz dB/100m3.36 3.53300 MHz dB/100m4.16 4.37400 MHz dB/100m4.84 5.08470 MHz dB/100m5.27 5.54600 MHz dB/100m6.00 6.31800 MHz dB/100m7.01 7.36860 MHz dB/100m7.29 7.651000 MHz dB/100m7.91 8.31Return loss (3 peak values up to 4 dB lower are permissible)5 - 470 MHzdB 23470 - 862 MHzdB 20dB 120Screening attenuation (30 - 1000 MHz)RF-CABLES 75 Ω15

Tr u n k & d i s t r i b u t i o n c a b l e sCable typeSize: 1/2”undergroundaerial7128A 7128NominalTolerancesConstructionInner ConductorMaterial and r conductorMaterial and constructionDiameter over outer conductorOuter sheathMaterialThicknessOverall diameterCable with messengerMessengerMaterialConstructionDiameter over messengerOverall dimensionsMechanical characteristicsMinimum bending radius-1 x10 xcopper wire3.1mmgas-injected cellular PE12.4mmcorrugated copper tube13.7mmmmblack polyethylene1.116.0. x mmmmmmAMS7 x 1.77.526/16cmcm1220Maximum pulling strength (without messenger) daNkg/kmWeight85245Cable with messengerdaNMinimum breaking strength of messengerdaN/mm2Modulus of elasticity1/ CThermal coefficient of linear expansionWeightkg/km5006200023 x 10-6305RF-CABLES 75 Ω16mm 16.3

Tr u n k & d i s t r i b u t i o n c a b l e sCable typeSize: 1/2”7128A 7128undergroundaerialElectrical characteristicsΩCharacteristic impedanceCapacitypF/m%Relative propagation velocity (velocity ratio)Ω/kmDC-resistance of inner conductor at 20 CΩ/kmDC-resistance of outer conductor at 20 CACurrent rating (50 - 60) HzkVDielectric voltage strengthLongitudinal attenuation at 20 CNominalTolerances7550882.31.95203 2α[dB/100m] a. f[MHz] b.f[MHz]a 0.197b 0.00075 MHz dB/100m0.44 0.4710 MHz dB/100m0.63 0.6630 MHz dB/100m1.10 1.1650 MHz dB/100m1.43 1.50100 MHz dB/100m2.04 2.14200 MHz dB/100m2.93 3.07300 MHz dB/100m3.62 3.80400 MHz dB/100m4.22 4.43470 MHz dB/100m4.60 4.83600 MHz dB/100m5.25 5.51800 MHz dB/100m6.13 6.44860 MHz dB/100m6.38 6.701000 MHz dB/100m6.93 7.28Return loss (3 peak values up to 4 dB lower are permissible)5 - 470 MHzdB 26470 - 862 MHzdB 22dB 120Screening attenuation (30 - 1000 MHz)RF-CABLES 75 Ω17

Tr u n k & d i s t r i b u t i o n c a b l e sCable typeSize: 5/8”undergroundaerial7168A 7168NominalTolerancesConstructionInner ConductorMaterial and r conductorMaterial and constructionDiameter over outer conductorOuter sheathMaterialThicknessOverall diameterCable with messengerMessengerMaterialConstructionDiameter over messengerOverall dimensionsMechanical characteristicsMinimum bending radius-1 x10 xcopper wire3.9mmgas-injected cellular PE16.0mmcorrugated copper tube17.2mmmmblack polyethylene1.319.8. x mmmmmmcmcmAMS7 x 2.08.530.8/19.81525Maximum pulling strength (without messenger) daNkg/kmWeight130360Cable with messengerdaNMinimum breaking strength of messengerdaN/mm2Modulus of elasticity1/ CThermal coefficient of linear expansionWeightkg/km7006200023 x 10-6455RF-CABLES 75 Ω18mm 20.1

Tr u n k & d i s t r i b u t i o n c a b l e sCable typeSize: 5/8”7168A 7168undergroundaerialElectrical characteristicsΩCharacteristic impedanceCapacitypF/m%Relative propagation velocity (velocity ratio)Ω/kmDC-resistance of inner conductor at 20 CΩ/kmDC-resistance of outer conductor at 20 CACurrent rating (50 - 60) HzkVDielectric voltage strengthLongitudinal attenuation at 20 CNominalTolerances7550881.421.4264 2α[dB/100m] a. f[MHz] b.f[MHz]a 0.153b 0.000655 MHz dB/100m0.35 0.3610 MHz dB/100m0.49 0.5130 MHz dB/100m0.86 0.9050 MHz dB/100m1.11 1.17100 MHz dB/100m1.60 1.67200 MHz dB/100m2.29 2.41300 MHz dB/100m2.85 2.99400 MHz dB/100m3.32 3.49470 MHz dB/100m3.62 3.80600 MHz dB/100m4.14 4.34800 MHz dB/100m4.85 5.09860 MHz dB/100m5.05 5.301000 MHz dB/100m5.49 5.76Return loss (3 peak values up to 4 dB lower are permissible)5 - 470 MHzdB 26470 - 862 MHzdB 22dB 120Screening attenuation (30 - 1000 MHz)RF-CABLES 75 Ω19

Tr u n k & d i s t r i b u t i o n c a b l e sCable typeSize: 7/8”undergroundaerial7228A 7228NominalTolerancesConstructionInner ConductorMaterial and r conductorMaterial and constructionDiameter over outer conductorOuter sheathMaterialThicknessOverall diameterCable with messengerMessengerMaterialConstructionDiameter over messengerOverall dimensionsMechanical characteristicsMinimum bending radius-1 x10 xcopper wire5.7mmgas-injected cellular PE23.5mmcorrugated copper tube25.0mmmmblack polyethylene1.528.0. x mmmmmmAMS7 x 3.1512.543/28cmcm2030Maximum pulling strength (without messenger) daNkg/kmWeight225640Cable with messengerdaNMinimum breaking strength of messengerdaN/mm2Modulus of elasticity1/ CThermal coefficient of linear expansionWeightkg/km17506200023 x 10-6845RF-CABLES 75 Ω20mm 28.3

Tr u n k & d i s t r i b u t i o n c a b l e sCable typeSize: 7/8”7228A 7228undergroundaerialElectrical characteristicsΩCharacteristic impedanceCapacitypF/m%Relative propagation velocity (velocity ratio)Ω/kmDC-resistance of inner conductor at 20 CΩ/kmDC-resistance of outer conductor at 20 CACurrent rating (50 - 60) HzkVDielectric voltage strengthLongitudinal attenuation at 20 CNominalTolerances7550880.680.98436 2α[dB/100m] a. f[MHz] b.f[MHz]a 0.104b 0.000655 MHz dB/100m0.24 0.2510 MHz dB/100m0.34 0.3530 MHz dB/100m0.59 0.6250 MHz dB/100m0.77 0.81100 MHz dB/100m1.11 1.16200 MHz dB/100m1.60 1.68300 MHz dB/100m2.00 2.10400 MHz dB/100m2.34 2.46470 MHz dB/100m2.56 2.69600 MHz dB/100m2.94 3.08800 MHz dB/100m3.46 3.63860 MHz dB/100m3.61 3.791000 MHz dB/100m3.94 4.14Return loss (3 peak values up to 4 dB lower are permissible)5 - 470 MHzdB 26470 - 862 MHzdB 22dB 120Screening attenuation (30 - 1000 MHz)RF-CABLES 75 Ω21

P r o te c t i n g t u b eProtecting tubeNominalTolerancesmmpolyethylenegreen, RAL 60293.0-0/ 0.8mmmm40.032.0-0/ 0.4-0/ 0.3TubeMaterialColourThicknessDimensions7168, .7098, 7118, .Physical characteristicsResistance to internal pressureExposure to direct (natural) weatheringRF-CABLES 75 Ω22EN 921EN 1056, EN 638

P r o te c t i n g t u b eEupen proposes it’s trunkand distribution cablesprotected by a smoothpolyethylene tube.The tube has been extrudedaround the cable.RF-CABLES 75 Ω23

SubscriberSubcriber cablesCablesRF-CABLES 75 Ω25

SubscribercablesSubscriber cablesCodesCable with / witho u t m es se n g e r(None)ACable without messengerAMS messengerCha rac te ris tic im p edanc e775 ΩI nn er c o n d u c to r(None)CWCopper wireCopper clad steel wireCable size01 . . . 9 9A p p r. d i a m e t e r o f d i e l e c t r i c ( m m)Con s tru c tion of ou te r c on d u c t o rCRRTTa p e , b o n d e d t o t h e d i e l e c t r i cTa p e o r f o i l (n o t b o n d e d )B ra i dM ate rial of die le c tric / ou te r c o n d u c t o r t a p e2358High density cellular PE / CopperSolid PE / CopperHigh density cellular PE / AluminiumLow density cellular PE / CopperO ute r s hea th m ate rial(None)VH LF RPEP VCH a l o g e n -f re e a n d f l a me - r e t a r d a n t s h e a t hSpe c ia l c o n s tru c tionPEHSRF-CABLES 75 Ω26PE protection tubeH i g h S c re e n e dspacespaceA 7 C W 07 C R T 5 V H S

Description611262 33421233445566145The cable inner conductor is made of solid copper or copper clad steel wire.5The foam dielectric is bonded to the inner conductor by a precoating layer. This layer ensures good adhesion of the inner conductor to the dielectric. It also permits easy and clean removal of the dielectric duringconnector installation.The dielectric is made of cellular polyethylene foam manufactured by a unique insulating process. Highfoaming ratio guarantees low attenuation transmission.The braid consists of bare or tinned copper wires. All braids have been optimized to provide optimal screening. An additional copper or aluminium tape contributes in improving screening efficiency.The standard cable construction uses PVC, PE or all weather-resistant halogen-free polyethylene as outersheath. For the PVC outer sheath, different colors are available (grey, white, .)As an option, most of the subscriber cables are available with one Aluminium-Magnesium-Silicium alloy(AMS) messenger.RF-CABLES 75 Ω27

Subscriber cablesCable ominalTolerancesConstructionInner ConductorMaterial and constructionDiameterDielectricMaterialDiameter over dielectricOuter conductorMaterial and constructionDiameter over tapeOuter sheathMaterialThicknessOverall diameterMechanical characteristicsMinimum bending radius1x10 xMaximum pulling strengthwithout messengerWeightRF-CABLES 75 Ω28mmcopper wire0.60mmpolyethylene3.7copper, 2 braidsmmPVCcopper clad steel wire0.813.60.81gas- injected cellular PE3.6copper tape & braidalu. tape & braid3.83.8PE (PVC)0.86.0 6.4PE (PVC)0.86.0 6.4mmmm0.96.5cmcm363636daN51515kg/km744241 6.7

Subscriber cables704TT3VCable lectrical characteristicsΩ73 375 375Characteristic impedanceCapacitypF/m695454Relative propagation velocity%668282(velocity ratio)DC-resistance of inner conductorΩ/km61.081.581.5at 20 CDC-resistance of outer conductorΩ/km6.011.011.5at 20 CA2.50.40.4Current rating (50 - 60) HzkV111Dielectric voltage strengthα[dB/100m] a. f[MHz] b.f[MHz]Longitudinal attenuation at 20 Ca 1.0680.7730.78b 0.00420.00150.00155 MHzdB/100m2.41 2.651.74 1.911.7510 MHzdB/100m3.42 3.762.46 2.712.4830 MHzdB/100m5.98 6.574.28 4.714.3250 MHzdB/100m7.76 8.545.54 6.105.59100 MHzdB/100m11.10 12.217.88 8.677.95200 MHzdB/100m15.94 17.5411.23 12.3611.33300 MHzdB/100m19.76 21.7313.84 15.2213.96400 MHzdB/100m23.04 25.3416.06 17.6716.20470 MHzdB/100m25.13 27.6417.46 19.2117.61600 MHzdB/100m28.68 31.5519.83 21.8220.01800 MHzdB/100m33.57 36.9223.06 25.3723.26860 MHzdB/100m34.93 38.4323.96 26.3524.161000 MHzdB/100m37.97 41.7725.94 28.5426.17Return loss (3 peak values up to 4 dB lower are permissible)5 - 470 MHzdB 20 20 20470 - 862 MHzScreening attenuationdB 18 18 18dB(30 - 1000 MHz)Transfer impedance (5 - 30 MHz)mΩ/mEN 50117 screening class 65 85 90 5 5 30-Class ATolerances 3 1.93 2.73 4.75 6.15 8.75 12.46 15.36 17.82 19.38 22.01 25.59 26.58 28.78Class ARF-CABLES 75 Ω29

Subscriber cablesCable typestandardaerial7(CW)05CRT2(V)7(CW)05CRT5(V)-HSA 7(CW)05CRT2(V)SizeA nstructionInner ConductorMaterial and ermmgas- injected cellular PE4.554.55copper (clad steel) wire1.02copper wire1.024.55Outer conductorMaterial and constructionDiameter over tapemm4.84.8Outer sheathMaterialThicknessOverall diametermmmmPE (PVC)0.87.0 7.4PE (PVC)0.87.0 7.4copper- tape & braidaluminium tape & braid4.8PE (PVC)0.87.0 7.4Cable with messengerMessengerMaterialConstructionDiameter over messengerOverall dimensions. x mmmmAMS1 x 2.03.5-AMS-1 x 2.03.5mm12/7-12/7cmcm3.573.573.57daN10 (CW: 20)10 (CW: 20)10kg/km47 (CW: 48)52 (CW: 53)3610062000-1006200023 x 10-665-23 x 10-652Mechanical characteristicsMinimum bending radius1x10 xMaximum pulling strengthwithout messengerWeightCable with messengerMinimum breaking strengthdaNof messengerdaN/mm2Modulus of elasticityThermal coefficient1/ Cof linear expansionWeightkg/kmRF-CABLES 75 Ω30

Subscriber cablesCable -HSA A ancesNominalElectrical characteristicsΩ75 375 375Characteristic impedanceCapacitypF/m545454Relative propagation velocity%828282(velocity ratio)DC-resistance of inner conductorΩ/km 20.6 (CW: 51.6)20.6 (CW: 51.6)20.6at 20 CDC-resistance of outer conductorΩ/km8.79.123.3at 20 CA 5.0 (CW: 0.5)5.0 (CW: 0.5)5.0Current rating (50 - 60) HzkV111Dielectric voltage strengthα[dB/100m] a. f[MHz] b.f[MHz]Longitudinal attenuation at 20 Ca 0.5980.624b 0.00150.00155 MHzdB/100m1.34 1.411.40 1.541.7910 MHzdB/100m1.91 2.001.99 2.192.3530 MHzdB/100m3.32 3.493.46 3.813.7550 MHzdB/100m4.30 4.524.49 4.944.73100 MHzdB/100m6.13 6.446.39 7.036.55200 MHzdB/100m8.76 9.199.12 10.049.16300 MHzdB/100m10.81 11.3511.26 12.3811.21400 MHzdB/100m12.56 13.1913.08 14.3912.95470 MHzdB/100m13.67 14.3514.23 15.6614.05600 MHzdB/100m15.55 16.3316.18 17.8015.92800 MHzdB/100m18.11 19.0218.85 20.7318.48860 MHzdB/100m18.83 19.7719.59 21.5519.191000 MHzdB/100m20.41 21.4321.23 23.3620.771750 MHzdB/100m27.64 29.0228.73 31.602150 MHzdB/100m30.95 32.5032.16 35.372400 MHzdB/100m32.90 34.5434.17 37.59Return loss (3 peak values up to 4 dB lower are permissible)5 - 470 MHzdB 20 20 20470 - 862 MHzdB 18 18 18Screening attenuationdB 90 90 70(30 - 1000 MHz)Transfer impedance (5 - 30 MHz)mΩ/m 5 5 20EN 50117 screening classClass AClass A 3 1.97 2.58 4.13 5.21 7.21 10.08 12.33 14.25 15.46 17.52 20.33 21.11 22.84-S AT-RF-CABLES 75 Ω31

Subscriber cablesCable typestandardaerial707CRT2(V)707CRT5(V)A 707CRT2(V)A structionInner ConductorMaterial and Outer conductorMaterial and constructionDiameter over tapemmcopper tape & braid7.47.47.1Outer sheathMaterialThicknessOverall diametermmmmPE (PVC)1.010.0 10.4PE (PVC)1.010.0 10.4PE (PVC)1.510.4 10.71.63copper wire1.631.707.2gas- injected cellular PE7.26.9aluminium tape & braidcopper tape & braidCable with messengerMessengerMaterialConstructionDiameter over messenger. x mmmmOverall dimensionsAMS1 x 3.155.5AMS1 x 7721122506200025062000-23 x 10-612523 x 10-6109-Mechanical characteristicsMinimum bending radius1x10 xMaximum pulling strengthwithout messengerWeightCable with messengerMinimum breaking strengthdaNof messengerdaN/mm2Modulus of elasticityThermal coefficient1/ Cof linear expansionkg/kmWeightRF-CABLES 75 Ω32

Subscriber cablesCable typestandardaerial707CRT2(V)707CRT5(V)A 707CRT2(V)A ctrical characteristicsΩ75 375 375 3Characteristic impedanceCapacitypF/m545450Relative propagation velocity%828288(velocity ratio)DC-resistance of inner conductorΩ/km8.28.27.6at 20 CDC-resistance of outer conductorΩ/km6.89.27.6at 20 CA999.5Current rating (50 - 60) HzkV222Dielectric voltage strengthα[dB/100m] a. f[MHz] b.f[MHz]Longitudinal attenuation at 20 Ca 0.370.345b - 0.00160.00075 MHzdB/100m0.84 0.881.17 1.290.77 0.8510 MHzdB/100m1.19 1.251.51 1.661.10 1.2130 MHzdB/100m2.07 2.182.36 2.601.91 2.1050 MHzdB/100m2.70 2.832.96 3.252.47 2.72100 MHzdB/100m3.86 4.054.09 4.503.52 3.87200 MHzdB/100m5.55 5.835.75 6.325.02 5.52300 MHzdB/100m6.89 7.237.07 7.776.19 6.80400 MHzdB/100m8.04 8.448.21 9.037.18 7.90470 MHzdB/100m8.77 9.218.95 9.847.81 8.59600 MHzdB/100m10.02 10.5210.20 11.228.87 9.76800 MHzdB/100m11.75 12.3311.94 13.1410.32 11.35860 MHzdB/100m12.23 12.8412.43 13.6810.72 11.791000 MHzdB/100m13.30 13.9713.53 14.8811.61 12.771750 MHzdB/100m18.28 19.192150 MHzdB/100m20.60 21.632400 MHzdB/100m21.97 23.06Return loss (3 peak values up to 4 dB lower are permissible)5 - 470 MHzdB 23 23 23 *470 - 862 MHzdB 20 20 19 *Screening attenuationdB 90 70 75(30 - 1000 MHz)Transfer impedance (5 - 30 MHz)m Ω/m 5 20 10EN 50117 screening classClass AClass BS AT* 707RT8(V) also complies with NF C-132-2RF-CABLES 75 Ω33

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