Pro Metal RF Right Angle TV Aerial Freeview Plug Video Coax Cable - Gold

The right-angled plug is designed to fit into tight spaces, such as behind wall-mounted TVs or entertainment units, reducing the cable's protrusion and preventing accidental damage or strain on the connection.

This cable uses RG59 specification, which is generally suitable for standard Freeview and digital TV signals. For higher bandwidth applications like advanced 4K streaming or professional video, a cable with a different specification might be more appropriate.

RG59 is a type of coaxial cable construction, and 75 Ohm refers to its characteristic impedance. This is the standard impedance for television signals, ensuring efficient signal transfer for applications like Freeview.

Simply plug the RF male end into the corresponding RF female input on your TV, set-top box, or other video device, and connect the other end to your aerial.

No, gold plating provides excellent conductivity and resistance to corrosion, ensuring a more stable and durable signal connection over time compared to unplated connectors.

No, this cable has an RF male plug suitable for terrestrial TV aerial connections. Satellite TV typically uses F-type connectors.

Check that both ends of the cable are securely connected. Ensure the right-angled plug is fully inserted into the device. Verify the aerial is properly positioned and connected to the other end of the cable. Test with a different known-good cable if possible.

Confirm that your device has a standard RF male input port. This cable is not compatible with F-type satellite connectors or other variants. Ensure you are not trying to connect to an RF output port if your device has one.

Gently try to re-seat the plug, ensuring it is aligned correctly before pushing firmly. If the port on the device is worn, this may cause a loose connection, which could be improved with a different cable or by addressing the device's port.