Coaxial Cable Hama 00205041 10 m White Connector 1 Coaxial Connector 2 Coaxial

The Hama 00205041 coaxial cable is a 10 m white cable with a coaxial connector on each end, designed for reliable audio and video signal transmission between consumer devices. It provides a practical connection solution for TVs, satellite receivers, cable boxes and other devices that use coaxial inputs and outputs, with an emphasis on straightforward installation and a neutral white finish suitable for home setups.

Advantages

This coaxial cable offers a fixed 10-meter length for extended reach without the need for adapters or extension joins. The cable uses coaxial connectors on both ends to maintain continuity of the signal path and reduce potential points of failure. Its white outer sheath blends with light-coloured walls and fixtures, supporting tidy visible runs in living rooms and media cabinets. The cable is supplied ready to use and requires no assembly.

Suitable for

• Connecting a television to a satellite receiver or cable box
• Extending connection distance between tuner and display in a home AV setup
• Temporary or permanent wiring where a neutral white cable is preferred
• Replacing an existing coaxial lead of similar length

Key specifications

• Length: 10 metres
• Cable colour: white
• Connector type: coaxial connector on both ends
• Application: audio and video signal transmission for consumer AV equipment

How to use

Connect one coaxial connector to the output of your source device (for example, a satellite receiver or cable box) and the other connector to the coaxial input of your display device (TV) or tuner. Ensure connectors are pushed on or threaded according to the connector design until a secure fit is achieved. Route the cable to avoid tight bends and pinching; maintain gentle curves to preserve signal integrity. If wall mounting or tidying in a cabinet, secure the cable with appropriate clips or ties without compressing the cable sheath.

Usage recommendations

For best long-term performance, avoid sharp bends and heavy pressure on the cable; keep it away from sources of strong electromagnetic interference such as unshielded power transformers and large motors. When routing through walls or conduits, verify local regulations and use suitable grommets or protective sleeves to prevent sheath damage.