Coaxial aerial cable LIBOX F-F 1.8 m — F-type to F-type connector, 1.8m length

LIBOX Aerial cable F-F 1,8m is a coaxial cable with F-type male connectors at both ends, designed for connecting aerials, TV receivers, set-top boxes and other RF equipment. The 1.8 meter length provides a balance between reach and signal integrity for typical home installations. Constructed to industry standards for coaxial interconnects, this cable is suitable for analogue and digital terrestrial television signals where F-type terminations are required.

Advantages

The cable offers a standardized F-type connection on both ends for easy, tool-free installation with compatible devices. Its 1.8 m length reduces the need for additional extension segments while allowing flexible placement of equipment. The coaxial design ensures reliable shielding and signal transmission for terrestrial TV frequencies, and the cable's compact form factor makes routing and concealment straightforward in domestic environments.

Suitable for

• Connecting an external aerial to a TV or set-top box
• Linking TVs to wall antenna sockets in living rooms or bedrooms
• Temporary or permanent connections in home AV setups

Key specifications

• Connector type: F-type male — both ends
• Cable length: 1.8 m
• Cable type: coaxial for RF signal transmission
• Intended signals: terrestrial analogue and digital TV frequencies
• Form factor: flexible jacket suitable for indoor routing

How to use

Ensure both devices you intend to connect are powered off before attaching the cable. Align each F-type connector with the corresponding threaded socket on the aerial, TV or set-top box and screw on clockwise until hand-tight for a secure connection. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends or kinks and keep it away from mains wiring or strong electromagnetic sources to minimize interference. After connections are made, power on devices and run an automatic channel scan on the TV or receiver if required.

Usage recommendations

For optimal reception, use the 1.8 m LIBOX aerial cable for short to moderate runs inside the home. Avoid excessive bending near the connectors and replace the cable if the outer jacket or connectors show visible damage. When extending run lengths, prefer a single longer coaxial cable rather than multiple short couplers to reduce signal loss.