Coaxial F Type Connector Male Plug to RF Male RG59 TV Aerial Cable 20m - Black
This kenable coaxial cable features an F type (twist-on) male plug at one end and an RF (push-type...This kenable coaxial cable features an F type (twist-on) male plug at one end and an RF (push-type) male plug at the other. It is commonly used to connect to additional TVs from aerial splitters, providing a secure connection with its locking F-type connector. The cable is RG59 coaxial, 75 Ohm, and is available in black or white and various lengths including 0.5m, 1m, 1.5m, 2m, 3m, and 20m.
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This guide is for anyone needing to connect a TV to an aerial or other RF source. The kenable Coaxial F Type Connector Cable provides a secure and reliable connection, ideal for extending your TV signal. Keep in mind that the signal quality can be affected by cable length; shorter cables generally provide better performance.
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Colour
Black
Model Part Number
010524
Brand
kenable
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FAQs
What is the difference between F-type and RF connectors?
The F-type connector screws on for a secure fit, commonly found on aerial splitters and satellite receivers. The RF connector is a push-in type found on most TVs.
Can I use this cable for satellite TV?
Yes, this cable is suitable for use with satellite TV, provided your equipment uses F-type and RF connectors.
What does RG59 mean?
RG59 refers to the type of coaxial cable used. It's a standard cable type for transmitting RF signals.
How do I choose the right cable length?
Choose a cable length that is long enough to reach between your devices, but not excessively long, as longer cables can sometimes degrade the signal.
What if the F-connector won't screw on?
Ensure the connector is aligned correctly with the port. Do not force it. If it still won't screw on, check for any damage to the connector or port.
Can this cable be used outdoors?
While the cable itself may function outdoors, the connectors are not fully weatherproof. If used outdoors, consider protecting the connections from the elements.
Troubleshooting
No picture or poor signal quality.
Check the connections at both ends of the cable. Ensure the F-type connector is securely screwed on, and the RF connector is fully inserted. Test the signal with another cable to rule out cable failure.
Loose connection.
Ensure the F-type connector is tightly screwed onto the device. If the RF connector feels loose, check for any damage to the TV's antenna input.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Secure F-type connector ensures a reliable connection.
RG59 coaxial cable provides good signal quality.
Available in various lengths for flexible installation.
Compatible with a wide range of TVs and aerials.
Cons
Cable length can impact signal strength.
Requires some technical understanding for installation.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Connecting the Cable: Screw the F-type connector onto the corresponding port (often on the aerial splitter or receiver). Push the RF connector into the TV's antenna input.
Compatibility: This cable is compatible with most TVs, aerials, satellite receivers, and other devices using an RF connection.
Care: Avoid bending or kinking the cable sharply, as this can damage the internal wires. When not in use, store the cable in a dry place to prevent moisture damage.