Coaxial Connector F-type Hama 00205313 Male 1 pc

The Hama F-type coaxial connector (male) provides a compact, threaded connection for standard coaxial cables used in TV, satellite and cable installations. Designed for single-piece supply, this connector offers a straightforward mechanical interface that attaches to the central conductor and shields to create a stable RF connection for audio and video signal transmission.

Advantages

This male F-type connector delivers a reliable threaded coupling that resists inadvertent loosening and ensures consistent contact pressure on the cable conductor. Its metal construction provides effective shielding against interference, while the standard F-type form factor guarantees compatibility with a wide range of devices and wall plates. Supplied as a single unit, it is convenient for replacement or custom cable termination tasks.

Suitable for

• Terminating or repairing coaxial cables for TV and set-top boxes
• Connecting satellite receivers and cable modems
• Home AV installations and signal distribution networks
• Custom cable assemblies and field repairs

Key specifications

• Connector type: Male F-type threaded coaxial connector
• Material: Metal body for shielding and mechanical strength
• Application: RF signal transmission for audio/video and data
• Compatibility: Standard F-type interfaces and coaxial cables
• Quantity: Single piece

How to use

Prepare the coaxial cable by stripping the outer jacket, braid and dielectric to expose the central conductor according to the connector's required dimensions. Slide the connector onto the cable so the central conductor extends into the pin area and the connector body engages the cable braid. Tighten the threaded coupling onto the mating F-type jack until secure; use appropriate tooling if necessary to ensure firm mechanical contact without deforming the conductor. Check signal continuity and shielding after installation.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, use with appropriately sized coaxial cable and maintain clean, straight conductor ends. Avoid over-tightening to prevent damage to the central conductor or connector threads. Inspect connections periodically in environments exposed to moisture or vibration.