Ospel SONATA RTV outlet socket terminal GPA-RK/m/82 — wall TV/FM/Radio coaxial connector

Ospel SONATA RTV outlet socket GPA-RK/m/82 is a wall-mounted terminal designed for TV, FM and radio coaxial connections. The single coaxial port provides a standard F-type interface for connecting a television set, FM tuner or radio receiver to an in-wall distribution network. The outlet is intended for installation in standard domestic or commercial wall boxes and offers neat cable termination and straightforward signal routing.

Advantages

The outlet offers a compact, single-port design that keeps visible cabling to a minimum and supports common coaxial connectors used in household installations. It provides a stable mechanical interface for repeated plug/unplug cycles and helps terminate the coaxial line securely at the wall. The product is compatible with typical wall mounting hardware and fits standard installation depths for retrofit or new-build projects.

Suitable for

• Connecting televisions to a building’s coaxial distribution network
• Connecting FM tuners or radio receivers
• Wall-mounted installations in homes, flats and small commercial spaces
• Neat termination of a single coaxial cable run

Key specifications

• Connector type: standard coaxial (F-type compatible)
• Mounting: wall-mounted terminal for standard wall boxes
• Ports: single coaxial output
• Application: TV, FM and radio signal termination
• Design: compact, single-gang form factor suitable for domestic and commercial interiors

How to use

Install the outlet in a compatible flush-mount wall box following local electrical and building regulations. Terminate the incoming coaxial cable on the rear connector according to standard coaxial termination practices, ensuring a secure mechanical and electrical connection. Once the unit is mounted and secured, connect a television or radio receiver to the front coaxial port using a standard F-type coaxial cable. Verify signal quality and tighten connectors as needed to prevent signal loss.

Usage recommendations

Use quality coaxial cable and connectors to maintain signal integrity. Avoid excessive bending or kinking of the cable near the outlet and ensure connections are hand-tightened to avoid damage. For multi-room or amplified distribution systems consult system documentation or a qualified installer to confirm proper placement and termination.