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No name TV antenna socket for cable, blue — coaxial wall plate GNI0263
Blue coaxial wall plate No name TV antenna socket GNI0263 provides a single female F-type connector for connecting a coaxial television cable. The plate is intended for flush mounting in standard wall boxes and offers a compact, color-matched finish for installations where a discrete cable outlet is required. It is suitable for residential rooms, media cabinets and AV equipment panels where a reliable signal connection to a TV or set-top box is needed.
The coaxial wall plate combines a standard F-type female connector with a slim, blue cover plate that conceals the outlet and fits standard installation depths. Its fixed single-port design reduces signal loss at the termination point and simplifies cable routing. The colored plate helps visually identify the outlet type and matches interior or AV cabinet accents while maintaining a low-profile appearance.
Turn off any equipment before connecting or disconnecting cables. Install the wall plate into a compatible flush-mounted electrical box using standard screws, ensuring the coaxial cable is prepared with a properly fitted F-type male connector. Secure the cable connector to the female F-type jack on the plate, then attach the faceplate to the box so the outlet sits flush with the wall. After installation, connect the other end of the coaxial cable to the television, set-top box or signal distribution equipment and verify signal reception.
Use properly crimped or compression F-type connectors and maintain a tight connection to minimize signal loss. For optimal reception, avoid excessive cable bends near the connector and choose quality coaxial cable rated for TV/SAT use. If mounting near other data or power lines, keep separation to reduce interference.
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