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CT165 Coaxial Cable, 75 Ohm, Foam PE and Dual Copper Screens
CT165 75 ohm coaxial cable with a 1.63 mm copper centre conductor, foam PE and copper foil plus braid screens. The listed nominal diameter is 10.10 mm, with PVC or LSOH sheath options.
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APPLICATION AND DESCRIPTION

CT165 is a 75 ohm coaxial cable for compatible television and signal-distribution systems where cable loss is a key route-design consideration. Its 1.63 mm bare copper centre conductor is surrounded by foam PE, copper foil and bare copper braid. PVC or LSOH sheath options are listed, with a nominal overall diameter of 10.10 mm. Compare its attenuation with the equipment budget while allowing enough space for the larger cable and connectors.

Construction

Inner conductor 

Bare copper 

Φ1.63 mm 

Dielectric 

Foam PE 

Φ7.20 mm 

Outer conductor (shield 1) 

Copper Foil 

Φ7.39 mm 

Shield coverage 1 


100%

Outer conductor (shield 2) 

Bare copper braid 

96x0.10 mm 

Shield coverage 2 


55%

Sheath 

PVC/LSOH 

Φ10.10 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 

8.45 Ohm/Km 

Outer conductor resistance 

- Ohm/Km

Rated temperature 

70°C 

Operating voltage 

30 V 

Cable weight (approx.) 

116 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

0.91

100

4

1.22

200

6

1.83

460

9

2.74

860

12.5

3.81

1000

13.5

4.12

1750

19

5.79

2150

22

6.71

Return Loss

5-470 MHz 

>23dB 

470-860 MHz 

>20dB

860-2150 MHz 

>18dB 


KEY FEATURES

  • 1.63 mm nominal bare copper centre conductor.

  • Copper foil and copper braid screening around foam PE dielectric.

  • 75±5 ohm impedance and frequency-specific loss data through 2150 MHz.

SELECTION NOTES

Plan connector clearances and supports around the listed 10.10 mm cable diameter. Compare CT165, CT125 and CT100 at the same operating frequency, then add the losses of connectors, joints and distribution components. Specify sheath material, environmental exposure and project documentation with the required lengths so the complete cable arrangement can be selected.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Is the listed centre conductor exactly 1.65 mm?

The construction table specifies a nominal diameter of 1.63 mm; use that value when checking connector fit.

What is the loss at 1000 MHz?

The listed attenuation is 13.5 dB per 100 m at 1000 MHz.

Does CT165 have steel wire armour?

The construction lists copper foil and copper braid screens with an outer sheath. No steel wire armour is listed.

What is the nominal finished diameter?

The table specifies 10.10 mm, which should be checked against connectors, cable entries and available route space.

What should a distribution-cable enquiry include?

Provide the frequency band, lengths, allowable signal loss, connector type, PVC or LSOH sheath requirement and the installation environment.