Antenna wall socket BLOW 1810# metal mounting inlet

BLOW 1810# metal antenna wall socket is a fixed mounting inlet designed for residential and commercial installations. The socket provides a dedicated connection point for TV and radio antenna cables with a metal housing that enhances mechanical strength and supports reliable grounding. Intended for wall outlet mounting, it integrates into distribution points where a durable, stable antenna connection is required.

Advantages

The metal construction of this antenna wall socket offers improved durability and resistance to mechanical wear compared with plastic alternatives. Its fixed mounting design ensures a stable connection for coaxial cables and helps maintain signal integrity. The metal housing also facilitates effective grounding, which contributes to reduced interference and safer installations in both home and commercial environments.

Suitable for

• Wall outlet mounting of TV and FM/DAB radio antenna cables
• Residential and commercial antenna distribution points
• Installations requiring robust mechanical support and grounding

Key specifications

• Material: metal housing for enhanced mechanical strength
• Type: fixed wall-mount antenna inlet for coaxial cable connection
• Application: TV and radio antenna signal distribution
• Mounting: flush wall installation in outlet boxes or mounting plates
• Grounding: metal body suitable for earthing to reduce interference

How to use

Install the antenna wall socket into a compatible flush-mount outlet box and secure it to the mounting surface using appropriate screws. Connect the incoming coaxial cable to the socket’s inner contact and ensure the outer conductor is properly seated to the metal housing for grounding. After connection, attach the wall plate or faceplate and verify signal presence on the connected TV or radio. Follow standard electrical and antenna installation safety practices during assembly.

Usage recommendations

Use suitable mounting hardware and a compatible outlet box sized for the socket. Ensure grounding continuity by verifying the metal housing is connected to the building earthing system where required. For optimal signal quality, use properly shielded coaxial cable and check cable connectors for corrosion or damage before installation.