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Which connector type is commonly used to connect RG-6 cable to consumer devices such as cable modems?

F type

The connector used with RG-6 coax for consumer devices like cable modems is the F-type. RG-6 is a 75-ohm coax designed for cable TV and broadband, and the F-type is the standard screw-on connector that matches these coax interfaces. It provides a secure, low-loss connection that’s widely available on modems and wall outlets.

RJ-11 is a telephone-style connector and not compatible with coax. BNC is an older bayonet-style/coax connector used in some applications but not common for modern home cable modems. LC is a fiber optic connector, which is a different medium entirely from coax.

RJ11

BNC