In 1m coaxial cables, solid copper conductors support the transmission of digital audio signals such as PCM, Dolby Digital, and DTS, while the conductor gauge helps balance signal performance and flexibility. Two layers of shielding help reduce the effects of electromagnetic and radio-frequency interference, supporting cleaner signal delivery in equipment racks and other tight installations.

One-meter coaxial cables are available with low-profile connectors for digital coax connections and with tool-less RCA connectors on an RG6 cable option. Choose the connector that matches the equipment’s coaxial input or output, while tool-less RCA termination can help with rack installations that require field assembly.

Flexible, low-profile one-meter coaxial cables are useful when connecting rack equipment in tight spaces, routing cables around other components, or keeping installations neat and manageable. Two layers of shielding help protect digital signals from electromagnetic and radio-frequency interference, while some configurations support faster termination with tool-less RCA connectors.

Measure the cable path between the equipment, following the route around rack components or other obstacles rather than measuring in a straight line. A 1 m coaxial cable, or about 3.3 feet, may fit when the measured path leaves room for connector clearance and gentle routing, but choose a longer cable if the path requires extra slack.