Socket-outlet Type F ShiverPeaks BS83905-1SET

The ShiverPeaks BS83905-1SET Type F socket-outlet with coaxial connection provides a compact wall-mounted interface for power and signal distribution. Built to standard dimensions, this unit integrates a grounded Type F power outlet and a coaxial connector with a declared attenuation of 1 dB, enabling combined electrical supply and RF signal pass-through in residential and commercial installations. The pack contains one socket-outlet designed for fixed installation into a compatible mounting box.

Advantages

This Type F socket-outlet offers a grounded power connection alongside a coaxial port with low attenuation, which helps maintain signal quality for television or radio equipment. The combined design reduces wall space usage and simplifies wiring by providing both power and coax connectivity from a single faceplate. Its standardized form factor supports easy replacement or integration in existing installations.

Suitable for

• Home living rooms and bedrooms where power and TV/FM coax connections are needed
• Office workspaces requiring a compact outlet with a coaxial feed for displays or signal distribution
• Renovation projects that replace separate power and coax outlets with a combined faceplate

Key specifications

• Type: Type F grounded power outlet combined with a coaxial connector
• Coaxial attenuation: 1 dB
• Installation: wall-mounted, standard mounting box compatible
• Pack quantity: 1 unit

How to use

Install the socket-outlet into a compatible recessed mounting box following local electrical regulations. Connect the incoming live, neutral and earth conductors to the corresponding terminals of the Type F outlet and secure the coaxial cable to the coax connector, ensuring proper shielding and mating. After wiring, mount the faceplate and tighten fixings. Verify earth continuity and test the power output and RF signal level before finalizing installation.

Recommendations

Use only qualified personnel for installation to comply with safety standards. Check that the coaxial cable and connectors are in good condition to preserve the specified 1 dB attenuation and avoid signal loss. For optimal RF performance, keep cable lengths and connector transitions to a minimum and use properly shielded coaxial cable rated for the intended application.