Coaxial Antenna Cable F-type 3 m white – No name KPO2288-3

Coaxial Antenna Cable F-type 3 m white is a 3‑metre coaxial lead with F‑type connectors on both ends, intended for connecting television antennas, set‑top boxes, satellite receivers and radio equipment that use F connectors. The cable provides a straightforward, short‑range signal path suitable for home and apartment installations as well as small AV setups where a tidy, white finish is preferred.

Advantages

This coaxial cable offers a compact, fixed 3 m length that reduces excess cable clutter while maintaining a reliable RF connection. The F‑type connectors ensure compatibility with common TV and satellite equipment. The white outer jacket blends with interior décor and helps keep visible cable runs discreet. The cable construction supports standard antenna and cable TV signal transmission for everyday domestic use.

Suitable for

• Connecting TV antennas to televisions or set‑top boxes
• Linking satellite receivers and tuners with F‑type inputs
• Short runs in apartments, living rooms and entertainment cabinets
• Temporary or permanent AV installations requiring a 3 m coaxial lead

Key specifications

• Cable type: coaxial (RF) cable with F‑type male connectors on both ends
• Length: 3 metres
• Outer jacket color: white
• Intended signals: terrestrial TV, cable TV and radio frequency signals
• Typical use environment: indoor residential and small AV installations

How to use

Ensure both devices and connectors are powered off before connecting. Align the F‑type connector and carefully screw it onto the mating F‑type socket until finger‑tight; avoid overtightening to prevent damage to connectors. Route the cable to minimise bends and kinks and secure it with clips or ties if needed to prevent strain on the connectors. After connections are made, power on devices and perform a channel scan or signal check to confirm reception quality.

Usage recommendations

For best results in indoor setups, keep the cable length as short as required and avoid running it parallel to mains power cables to reduce potential interference. If you need longer runs or outdoor use, choose a coaxial cable rated for outdoor exposure or with lower signal loss appropriate to the distance.