Coaxial cable e p FA 15 LOSE 1.5 m, F-to-F connectors, white

Coaxial cable e p FA 15 LOSE 1.5 m, F-to-F connectors, white is a short, flexible coax lead designed for connecting television, satellite or radio equipment with F-type terminals. The cable is 1.5 meters long and supplied in a single-piece polybag. It provides a straightforward, low-loss connection for home AV systems and antenna setups where a compact extension or replacement cable is required.

Advantages

The e p FA 15 LOSE cable features F-to-F screw-type connectors that ensure a reliable mechanical and electrical connection to appliances with F-type ports. Its 1.5 m length balances reach and neatness, reducing excess cable in entertainment cabinets. The white outer jacket enables discreet installation along walls and behind devices. Packaged as a single piece in a polybag, it is ready for immediate use or replacement of short damaged runs.

Suitable for

• Connecting a TV to a wall antenna socket
• Extending existing coaxial runs between set-top boxes and antennas
• Linking satellite receivers to dish or multi-switch outputs
• Replacing short damaged or worn coax leads in home AV setups
• Temporary connections for testing signal paths

Key specifications

• Cable type: coaxial cable with F-type connectors
• Connector configuration: F male to F male (screw type)
• Length: 1.5 m
• Outer jacket color: white
• Packaging: single-piece polybag

How to use

Connect one F connector to the F-type socket on the wall outlet or antenna cable, and tighten the connector by hand until secure; avoid excessive force. Connect the other end to the device input (TV, receiver or radio). If needed, route the cable along skirting boards or behind furniture to minimize visibility. For best signal, ensure connectors are clean and fully engaged and avoid sharp bends or kinks in the cable.

Recommendations

Use this cable for short interconnections and replacements within home AV or antenna installations. For runs longer than a few meters or for installations requiring weatherproofing, choose an appropriately rated outdoor or low-loss coaxial cable. Inspect connectors periodically for corrosion and replace the cable if the jacket is damaged.