Coaxial Cable Schwaiger KFF30 531 F-type 0.173 m Black Red

Ultra-flat window feed-through cable for coaxial connections, the SCHWAIGER KFF30 531 (0.173 m) features F-type connectors on both ends and a flat cable profile of just 0.3 mm, allowing it to be fed through most common window gaps without drilling. The cable supports reliable signal transmission for satellite and TV installations and comes in black and red with blister packaging.

Advantages

The ultra-flat design (0.3 mm) enables installation through windows without damaging frames or walls. F-type connectors on both ends provide a standard, secure connection for satellite and coaxial devices. Short length (0.173 m) reduces signal loss for nearby device connections and the compact packaging protects the cable during transport and storage.

Suitable for

• Feeding a satellite or TV cable through a closed window gap
• Connecting a satellite dish or receiver to a nearby wall or window-mounted outlet
• Temporary or rental installations where drilling is not permitted

Key specifications

• Brand: SCHWAIGER
• Model / MPN: KFF30531
• EAN: 4004005152074
• Cable length: 0.173 m
• Connectors: F-type to F-type
• Flat cable thickness: 0.3 mm (ultra-flat)
• Product colour: Black, Red

How to use

Open the window slightly and feed the 0.3 mm flat cable through the gap so the flat profile sits between the closed frame and the glazing without creating pressure points. Connect the F-type connectors to the corresponding F-sockets on the satellite dish, receiver or TV outlet. Ensure connectors are tightened by hand to a secure fit; do not overtighten. Route the cable inside to the receiving device and close the window carefully to avoid pinching the cable excessively.

Recommendations

Use this cable for short runs where drilling is not possible or desirable. Avoid forcing the window closed against sharp frame edges and check the window seal periodically for wear. For permanent outdoor routing or longer distances, use a standard round coaxial cable and proper wall or conduit feed-throughs.