Kenable RF TV Aerial Lead Cable - Black

This cable uses standard male RF (coaxial) connectors on both ends. It also includes a female-to-female RF coupler for extending connections or adapting ports.

No, this cable is designed for standard terrestrial TV aerials and older video equipment. Satellite receivers typically use F-type connectors, which are different from the RF connectors on this cable.

You can use the included female-to-female coupler. Connect the male end of one RF cable to one end of the coupler, and the male end of the second RF cable to the other end of the coupler.

The cable has a diameter of 5mm.

The cable is constructed of coax cable, which provides a degree of shielding. However, for areas with high levels of electromagnetic interference, additional shielding might be necessary depending on your specific setup and signal strength.

Gold-flashed contacts offer superior conductivity and corrosion resistance, leading to a more stable connection, reduced signal loss, and potentially a longer lifespan for the connection compared to standard plated or unplated contacts.

Check that both ends of the cable are securely connected to the devices. Ensure the correct input source is selected on your TV. Try using the included female coupler to connect if the cable is too short or to adapt the connection. Verify that your aerial is properly positioned and connected.

Confirm that your device uses standard RF coaxial connectors. This cable has male RF connectors. If your device has a female RF port, the connection should be direct. If your device requires a different connector type (e.g., F-type for satellite), this cable will not be compatible.

Inspect the cable for any visible damage, such as cuts or kinks. Ensure the gold-flashed contacts are clean. Try connecting directly without the coupler to rule it out as a point of failure. If the issue persists, the cable may be faulty and require replacement.