Cables Direct coaxial cable - 2 m - White

This cable is primarily used to connect a TV aerial (antenna) to a satellite box or receiver, or vice versa, for receiving broadcast television signals.

'TV Female' refers to the standard RF connector on a television or older device, which is a socket. 'F Male' refers to the screw-on connector commonly found on satellite equipment and modern TVs.

While some internet services use coaxial cables, this specific cable is designed for TV aerial and satellite signals. It is not guaranteed to be suitable for high-speed broadband internet connections, which often require specific impedance or higher-grade cables.

The 2-meter length is suitable for typical home setups. For longer distances, signal degradation may occur. If you require a longer cable, consider a model specifically designed for extended runs or with higher shielding to maintain signal quality.

Avoid sharp bends, kinks, or placing heavy objects on the cable. Keep connectors clean and dry. Store it neatly when not in use to prolong its lifespan.

3C-2V is a standard type of coaxial cable construction offering a balance of flexibility and performance for typical TV signal transmission. It is a common specification for indoor antenna and satellite cables.

Ensure both ends of the cable are securely connected and hand-tightened. Check that the correct input/output ports are used on your TV and satellite box. Verify the cable is not damaged and try connecting directly to the aerial without the cable to rule out other issues.

Confirm you are using the correct port. The female TV connector is typically a pin-and-socket type, while the male F-type connector is a screw-on type. Ensure you are not trying to force the wrong connector into a port.

Inspect the cable for any visible damage, such as cuts or flattened sections. Ensure connectors are clean and free from corrosion. If the issue persists, the cable may need replacement.