Coaxial Cables for Mobile Signal Boosters

Ensure maximum performance and minimal signal loss in your mobile signal booster setup with our range of high-quality coaxial cables. Designed specifically for RF communication, these cables offer superior shielding, low attenuation, and wide frequency support—making them ideal for both residential and commercial booster installations.

🔹 Cable Variants Available:

1. LMR-200 Coaxial Cable

A lightweight, flexible coaxial cable designed for short to medium cable runs. It’s perfect for connecting signal boosters to indoor antennas with minimal loss in signal strength.
Applications: Homes, shops, small offices
Key Features:

• Low signal attenuation

• UV-resistant jacket for outdoor use

• Compatible with standard N-type connectors

2. LMR-400 Coaxial Cable

A professional-grade cable offering significantly lower loss than LMR-200. Ideal for longer cable runs and demanding signal paths, especially between outdoor antennas and indoor units.
Applications: Large homes, offices, and buildings
Key Features:

• Extra low loss over long distances

• Highly durable and weather-resistant

• Maintains signal strength over extended cable lengths

3. Radio Frequency ½ Inch Copper Cable

Heavy-duty coaxial cable with a solid copper core, designed for commercial-grade or industrial mobile signal systems. Offers minimal resistance and excellent conductivity.
Applications: Cell towers, enterprise boosters, industrial setups
Key Features:

• Ultra-low attenuation

• Heavy copper shielding for maximum durability

• Best suited for high-power installations

✅ Common Features:

• Compatible with all major mobile signal booster brands

• Wide frequency range: Supports 850/900/1800/2100/2300 MHz

• Strong shielding for interference protection

• N-type male/female connector support

• Easy to install, cut, and terminate

📦 Where to Use:

• Mobile Signal Booster Systems

• Antenna Extension & Relocation

• Base Station Installations

• RF Communication Systems

Choose the right cable type based on your setup length, installation environment, and performance requirements. For best results, always match the cable type to the correct connectors and antennas.