Antenna socket SAT single module, Kontakt-Simon DASF1.01/49, matte black

Kontakt-Simon SAT single antenna socket module DASF1.01/49 in matte black is a compact wall module that provides a single RF output for satellite or cable television. Designed for modular wiring systems, this module fits standard faceplates and offers a discreet, matte black finish that integrates with modern interior finishes. It is intended for installation where a single coaxial connection is required for a satellite receiver or TV tuner.

Advantages

The module delivers a stable single SAT RF output suitable for connecting a receiver or television through a coaxial cable. Its compact form factor and compatibility with modular faceplates make it easy to replace or install without changing the existing wiring layout. The matte black finish reduces visible reflections and blends with dark-colored switch and socket ranges. The device is built for indoor wall mounting and supports standard coaxial connectors for straightforward connection and signal continuity.

Suitable for

• Single-socket satellite TV connection in living rooms or bedrooms
• Replacement module in modular faceplate systems
• Small installations where a single coaxial outlet is required
• Integration into residential or light commercial interiors with dark switch ranges

Key specifications

• Function: single SAT RF output for satellite or cable TV
• Design: modular single-gang module compatible with standard faceplates
• Finish: matte black
• Connection type: coaxial connector for satellite receiver or TV tuner
• Mounting: indoor wall module for modular wiring systems

How to use

Turn off power to the installation area before starting work. Remove the existing faceplate insert if replacing a module, then align and secure the SAT module into the modular frame according to the faceplate system instructions. Connect the incoming coaxial cable to the rear terminal ensuring a proper shield and center conductor connection, then attach the external coaxial cable to the device’s output and tighten the connector. Reassemble the faceplate and restore power; verify signal reception on the connected receiver or TV and adjust cable terminations if necessary.

Usage recommendations

Use low-loss coaxial cable and properly terminated connectors to maintain signal quality. For best results, confirm compatibility with the building’s distribution system and avoid routing coaxial runs near strong electromagnetic sources. If uncertain about wiring or signal levels, consult a qualified installer.