FUBA GAD 500DC Universal 3-Hole Multimedia End Socket 29440237

In modern home and office installations, distributing TV, radio, and satellite signals from a single wall outlet can be a challenge. The FUBA GAD 500DC Universal 3-Hole Multimedia End Socket solves this by providing three dedicated outputs in one compact unit, ensuring clean signal delivery without the need for multiple wall plates.

Who is it for

This socket is ideal for installers and homeowners setting up single-cable systems or star networks where TV, FM radio, and satellite signals need to be available at one location. It suits both new constructions and retrofits where a flush-mounted solution is required.

Main features

• Universal multimedia end socket with three outputs: TV (IEC male), Radio (IEC female), and SAT (F-connector).
• Wide frequency coverage: TV 5-862 MHz, Radio 87.5-108 MHz, SAT 950-2400 MHz.
• Low insertion loss of 1.5 dB across all bands for strong signal retention.
• DC pass-through on SAT output (max 500 mA) for powering satellite equipment.
• High shielding effectiveness (>85 dB, Class A) to prevent interference.
• 75 Ohm impedance for standard coaxial systems.
• Flush-mounted design; requires a separate frame (not included).

Specifications

• Socket type: Universal multimedia end socket
• Number of outputs: 3
• Output 1: TV (IEC male)
• Output 2: Radio (IEC female)
• Output 3: SAT (F-connector)
• Frequency range TV: 5 - 862 MHz
• Frequency range Radio: 87.5 - 108 MHz
• Frequency range SAT: 950 - 2400 MHz
• Insertion loss TV: 1.5 dB (47-862 MHz)
• Insertion loss Radio: 1.5 dB (87.5-108 MHz)
• Insertion loss SAT: 1.5 dB (950-2400 MHz)
• DC pass-through: Yes, on SAT output (max 500 mA)
• Decoupling attenuation (TV/Radio to SAT): >20 dB
• Return loss: >10 dB
• Shielding effectiveness: >85 dB (Class A)
• Impedance: 75 Ohm
• Application: Single-cable systems, star networks
• Mounting type: Flush-mounted (requires separate frame)

Tips

For a complete installation, pair this socket with a compatible flush-mounted frame and standard coaxial cables. Ensure the SAT output is connected to a receiver that supports DC pass-through if you plan to power an LNB or multiswitch.