InLine Antenna Cable 2x shielded ultra low loss >75dB white 3m

Stable signal transmission:The double shielding consisting of aluminum foil and aluminum braiding reduces interference and ensures reliable TV and radio signals.
Durable connection:Nickel-plated contacts provide robust transitions and minimize contact resistance.
Flexible installation:Thanks to the IEC plug on IEC socket, the cable can be used in a variety of common antenna environments.
Neat cable routing:The white outer color allows for inconspicuous integration in visible areas.
High shielding attenuation:The shielding attenuation of >75dB reduces electromagnetic interference along the entire cable.

The InLine® antenna cable offers a reliable solution for transmitting TV and radio signals via IEC connectors. The double shielding consists of a combination of aluminum foil and aluminum braiding. This significantly reduces susceptibility to interference. The shielding level of >75dB supports stable signal quality even in environments with increased electromagnetic interference.
The nickel-plated contacts ensure long-lasting conductivity and a robust connection. The design with IEC plug and IEC socket allows for easy integration into existing installations. These include typical antenna connections on TV sets, receivers, or antenna sockets.
The white exterior color is suitable for visible installation areas and blends inconspicuously into bright environments. The selection of different lengths supports flexible application options. The cable is suitable when reliable signal paths are required and stable image and sound transmission is a priority.

Aluminum braid: 32 x 0.12mm²
Color: White

InLine Antenna Cable 2x shielded ultra low loss >75dB white 3m. Cable length: 3 m, Connector 1: F-type, Connector 2: F-type. Weight: 74 g, Package width: 175 mm, Package depth: 225 mm

How to use

Route the cable from the antenna location to the TV or receiver, avoiding sharp bends and sources of strong interference where possible. Screw the F-type connector securely onto the antenna port and the TV or receiver port until hand-tight; do not overtighten. Verify the antenna orientation and check signal quality on the TV or receiver; adjust positioning if necessary to improve reception.

Recommendations

For best results, keep the cable run as short as practical, secure the cable to prevent strain on connectors, and avoid running it parallel to mains power cables to reduce potential interference.