Coaxial cable GOOBAY 70313, 1 m, male–female, white

GOOBAY 70313 is a 1 m coaxial cable with a male-to-female connector configuration and a white outer jacket. Designed for short interconnection and patching in home AV setups, it transmits analogue and digital RF signals between wall outlets and receiving devices. The cable supports HDTV and Ultra HD transmissions as well as radio and DVB-T/DVB-S signals, providing a compact solution for installations, repairs and temporary connections.

Advantages

The cable features gold-plated coaxial plug and socket contacts to maintain stable signal transfer and reduce corrosion. Its short 1 m length minimises signal loss on short runs and reduces clutter behind equipment. The white jacket offers a low-profile appearance for installations where the cable may be visible, and the standard coaxial connectors ensure compatibility with common TV, radio and set-top box ports.

Suitable for

• Connecting a TV or set-top box to a wall outlet for DVB-T/DVB-T2, DVB-S or cable TV
• Linking radios for FM/DAB/DAB+ reception
• Short patching runs in home AV cabinets or behind entertainment centres
• Temporary connections during installation or device testing

Key specifications

• Cable length: 1 metre
• Connector configuration: male (plug) to female (socket)
• Contact plating: gold-plated contacts
• Jacket colour: white
• Signal types supported: analogue TV, digital TV (DVB-T/DVB-T2, DVB-S), cable TV, radio (FM/DAB/DAB+)
• Optimised for high-resolution video: HDTV, Full HD, Ultra HD (UHD/4K and higher)

How to use

Connect the male coaxial plug to the wall outlet or source device and attach the female connector to the receiving device’s coaxial input, ensuring a snug and threaded fit. Verify that both connectors are tightened by hand to avoid loose contact; do not overtighten to prevent damage to connector threads. For devices with multiple inputs or outlets, confirm the correct input selection on the receiver after making the physical connection.

Usage recommendations

Use this 1 m coaxial cable for short, high-quality connections where minimal signal attenuation is required. Avoid sharp bends and excessive tension on the cable; route it away from large power cables and strong electromagnetic sources to reduce possible interference. For permanent long runs, consider using a dedicated, longer coaxial cable with appropriate shielding and impedance characteristics.