F-type angled TV socket connector, metal — No name ZLA0870

This angled F-type TV socket connector is a metal female F connector designed for right-angle coaxial cable terminations. It provides a compact, durable connection for television sets, set-top boxes and antenna installations where space behind equipment is limited. The metal construction ensures reliable contact and resistance to mechanical wear, making it suitable for both temporary and permanent installations in home or professional AV setups.

Advantages

The right-angle design reduces strain on coaxial cables and allows equipment to be placed close to walls or in tight cabinets. Metal housing improves conductivity and mechanical durability compared with plastic alternatives, while the female F-type interface maintains standard compatibility with most TV and antenna leads. The compact form factor simplifies neat cable routing and reduces the risk of accidental disconnection in crowded AV racks.

Suitable for

• Connecting TVs to wall-mounted antenna outlets in tight spaces
• Hooking set-top boxes, digital receivers or DVRs to coaxial feeds
• Use in AV cabinets, behind furniture or in caravans and boats with limited clearance
• Temporary or permanent antenna and RF distribution installations

Key specifications

• Connector type: female right-angle F-type
• Material: metal housing and contact
• Application: RF/coaxial cable connections for TV and antenna systems
• Mounting orientation: 90-degree angle for space-saving installations
• Compatibility: standard coaxial TV leads and F-type plugs

How to use

Attach the angled connector to the end of a coaxial cable or to the antenna outlet by threading the male F-type plug into the female connector until secure. Ensure the central conductor is correctly aligned and that the connection is hand-tightened to avoid damage. Position the cable so it follows the natural bend provided by the 90-degree angle to minimize stress on the joint. For installations behind cabinets or wall-mounted TVs, route the cable gently to prevent kinks in the coaxial line.

Usage recommendations

Use the connector in dry, indoor environments or within appropriately sealed enclosures for outdoor or damp locations. Periodically check the connection for corrosion or looseness, and replace if mechanical wear or poor signal quality is observed. When installing multiple connectors in series, verify signal levels to avoid excessive attenuation.