Antenna outlet Kontakt-Simon CADSATF.01/49 — RTV-DATA-SAT end module, 1× input 5–2400 MHz, matte black

Kontakt-Simon CADSATF.01/49 is an RTV-DATA-SAT end module antenna outlet designed for flush-mounted wall plates. The unit provides a single combined coaxial input that supports a wide frequency range from 5 to 2400 MHz, enabling reception and distribution of terrestrial TV, satellite signals and broadband data over a single connector. The matte black finish offers a discreet appearance compatible with modern interiors and standard faceplates.

Advantages

This antenna outlet combines TV, satellite and data connectivity into one compact module suitable for termination of coaxial distribution lines. Its broad frequency coverage ensures compatibility with DVB-T/T2, satellite IF and cable/data services. The matte black surface is resistant to visible wear and integrates with contemporary decors, while the module format is compatible with common wall plate systems for straightforward installation and replacement.

Suitable for

• Termination point for living room or bedroom TV and satellite connections
• Wall plate installation in apartments, houses and commercial premises
• Integration into coaxial distribution systems carrying TV, SAT and broadband data
• Upgrades or replacements in existing modular faceplate installations

Key specifications

• Type: RTV-DATA-SAT end module (single combined coaxial output)
• Frequency range: 5–2400 MHz
• Connector: single coaxial output for TV/SAT/DATA devices
• Mounting: module for standard flush-mounted wall plates
• Finish: matte black

How to use

Install the module into a compatible faceplate frame according to the wall plate manufacturer’s instructions. Connect the incoming coaxial feed from the distribution system to the module’s rear terminal using appropriate F-type or compatible coaxial connectors and tools. After securing the connections and mounting the faceplate, attach the consumer device (TV, set-top box, satellite receiver or modem) to the front coaxial output. Verify signal presence and quality with the receiver or signal tester before finalizing the installation.

Usage recommendations

Use quality coaxial cables and properly crimped or compression-fitted connectors to maintain performance across the full 5–2400 MHz range. For multi-dwelling or commercial installations, ensure the distribution network is correctly amplified and filtered to avoid signal loss or interference. When replacing modules, switch off relevant equipment and follow electrical safety procedures.