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CT125 Coaxial Cable, 75 Ohm, 1.25 mm Copper Conductor
CT125 75 ohm coaxial cable with a 1.25 mm copper conductor, foam PE dielectric and copper foil plus braid screening. PVC or LSOH sheath options are listed with a 7.80 mm nominal cable diameter.
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APPLICATION AND DESCRIPTION

CT125 serves 75 ohm television and signal-distribution routes where both attenuation and cable size must be considered. Its 1.25 mm bare copper conductor is insulated with foam PE and screened by copper foil and bare copper braid. The nominal overall diameter is 7.80 mm, with PVC or LSOH sheath options. Use the listed attenuation at the operating frequency to assess the cable as part of the complete distribution network.

Construction

Inner conductor 

Bare copper 

Φ1.25 mm 

Dielectric 

Foam PE 

Φ5.50 mm 

Outer conductor (shield 1) 

Copper Foil 

Φ5.65 mm 

Shield coverage 1 


100%

Outer conductor (shield 2) 

Bare copper braid 

96x0.10 mm 

Shield coverage 2 


60%

Sheath 

PVC/LSOH 

Φ7.80 mm 

Electrical & Mechanical Characteristics

Impedance 

75±5 Ohm 

Nominal capacitance 

50 pF/m 

Velocity of propagation 

85%

Insulation resistance 

>5000 Mohm.Km 

Inner conductor resistance 

12.8 Ohm/Km 

Outer conductor resistance 

- Ohm/Km

Rated temperature 

70°C 

Operating voltage 

30 V 

Cable weight (approx.) 

65 kg/km 

Screening effectiveness 

>75 dB (30-1000MHz) >65 dB (1000-2150MHz) 

Attenuation

Frequency(MHz) 

Attenuation (dB/100 m)  

Attenuation (dB/100 ft) 

50

3.5

1.07

100

5

1.52

200

7.5

2.29

460

11.5

3.51

860

15.5

4.73

1000

17

5.18

1750

22

6.71

2150

26

7.93

Return Loss

5-470 MHz 

>23dB 

470-860 MHz 

>20dB

860-2150 MHz 

>18dB 


KEY FEATURES

  • 1.25 mm nominal centre conductor and 5.50 mm nominal dielectric diameter.

  • Copper foil screen and a separate braid with 60% listed coverage.

  • 75±5 ohm impedance with attenuation and return-loss tables.

SELECTION NOTES

Check connector dimensions against the conductor, dielectric and finished cable, including the connector supplier’s permitted tolerances. Compare CT125 with the smaller CT100 and larger CT165 at the same frequency and installed length. State indoor or outdoor exposure and the required sheath material, and account for splitters and joints in the total signal-loss calculation.

RELATED CABLE TYPES

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What distinguishes CT125 from CT100?

The listed CT125 centre conductor and finished cable are larger, and its attenuation is lower at the matching frequencies in these tables.

What is the nominal overall diameter?

The listed diameter is 7.80 mm.

What attenuation is specified at 2150 MHz?

The table gives 26 dB per 100 m at 2150 MHz.

Are PVC and LSOH both listed?

Yes. Specify which sheath is required, along with the installation conditions and relevant fire-performance documentation.

Which connector dimensions need checking?

Use the 1.25 mm centre conductor, 5.50 mm dielectric and 7.80 mm overall nominal diameters when selecting the connector family and confirming its fit.