Cables Direct coaxial cable - White - 10 m

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This 10-meter white coaxial cable from Cables Direct is designed for reliably connecting TV aerials to satellite boxes or vice versa. It offers a secure connection with its F-type connectors and 3C-2V cable type, ensuring good signal transmission. While it provides a straightforward solution for common audio-visual setups, ensure your devices have compatible F-type ports.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 2-FM-9M-10 |
| Brand | Cables Direct |
This cable is primarily used to connect a TV aerial to a satellite box, or a satellite box to a TV aerial, utilizing F-type connectors for a secure signal link.
3C-2V is a standard type of coaxial cable construction, commonly used for television and satellite signal transmission, offering a balance of performance and flexibility.
While it carries a coaxial signal, this cable is optimized for TV and satellite frequencies. For broadband internet, specific modem cables are usually recommended.
Yes, if your wall socket is an F-type female connector designed for TV aerial or satellite input, this cable will connect your antenna or satellite box to it.
Look for a round connector with a threaded center pin. These are F-type connectors, and the cable has male versions on both ends.
The impedance of this cable is 75 Ohms, which is the standard for most television and satellite equipment.
No, the color of the cable jacket does not affect its signal transmission performance.
Ensure both F-type connectors are securely screwed onto the ports. Check that the cable is not damaged or kinked. Verify that the correct input source is selected on your TV or satellite box.
Confirm that both devices have F-type male coaxial ports and that the cable's connectors are compatible. Ensure no debris is blocking the port or connector.
Check for loose connections at either end. Gently move the cable to see if the signal fluctuates, which might indicate internal damage. Try a different cable if the issue persists.
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