Coaxial Cable e+p HFT 3 3.5m Coax Plug Coax Jack White

The e+p HFT 3 coaxial cable is a 3.5 meter white cable with a coaxial plug on one end and a coaxial jack on the other, intended for connecting audio and video equipment. Its construction focuses on stable signal transmission for analogue RF connections, providing a straightforward link between receivers, set-top boxes, televisions and other devices that support coaxial inputs and outputs. The neutral white jacket integrates with home and office interiors while keeping the cable discreetly visible where needed.

Advantages

The cable offers a length of 3.5 meters, enabling flexible placement of connected devices without strain on connectors. Designed to support reliable analogue signal flow, the coaxial design reduces interference compared with unshielded alternatives. The white outer jacket resists everyday wear and presents a clean appearance behind furniture or along walls. Connectors are fitted for secure mechanical contact to minimise signal loss at connection points.

Suitable for

• Connecting television sets to aerials or set-top boxes
• Linking radio receivers and tuners to antennas
• Connecting analogue video equipment that uses coaxial RF inputs/outputs
• Temporary or permanent home AV wiring where a white cable is preferred

Key specifications

• Cable length: 3.5 meters
• Connector types: coaxial plug to coaxial jack
• Colour: white
• Intended signal type: analogue RF (coaxial)
• Construction: shielded coaxial lead for reduced interference

How to use

Fully insert the coaxial plug into the device input and attach the coaxial jack to the corresponding output, ensuring a snug mechanical fit. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and excessive pulling; allow some slack near connectors to prevent stress. If routing along skirting boards or behind furniture, use clips or cable channels appropriate for the surface to secure the cable and maintain a tidy installation. For best signal, avoid running the cable parallel and close to mains power lines or other sources of electromagnetic interference.

Recommendations

Use the cable indoors and avoid exposing it to prolonged direct sunlight, moisture or extreme temperatures. For installations requiring long-term outdoor exposure or burial, choose a purpose-designed outdoor-rated coaxial cable. Inspect connectors periodically for corrosion or looseness and replace the cable if the jacket or connectors are damaged to maintain signal quality.