British General Co-Axial Socket - 2 Gang - Brushed Steel

A screwless co-axial socket features a flat plate that clips onto the module, hiding the screws used for mounting. This provides a cleaner, more modern aesthetic compared to traditional sockets.

Yes, this co-axial socket is suitable for connecting both terrestrial TV aerials and satellite dish feeds, provided the correct cabling is used.

This is a 2-gang socket, meaning it has two independent co-axial outlets. You can connect two separate devices or use two separate cable runs.

The socket has a brushed steel finish, which offers a contemporary metallic look.

It is designed to accept standard UK co-axial plugs. Ensure your cables have the appropriate connectors.

Use a soft, damp cloth to clean the surface. Avoid using abrasive cleaning products or solvents to maintain the finish.

This product typically refers to the faceplate and module only. A standard single-gang back box is usually required for installation, which may need to be purchased separately.

Verify that the co-axial cables are securely connected to both the socket and the antenna/satellite dish. Check that the power to the relevant circuit is on. Ensure the co-axial plugs are fully inserted.

Inspect the co-axial cables for any damage or kinks. Ensure the connections at the socket and the source are clean and tight. If issues persist, the cable run or the source signal may need professional inspection.

Ensure the correct single-gang back box is used and that it is securely mounted. Check for any obstructions behind the plate. Refer to the installation manual for correct plate alignment.