The Televes Coaxial Cable Preisner TAK90100G 10m IEC White is a 10‑meter coaxial cable with IEC male connectors on both ends, designed for transmission of audio and video signals between consumer devices. The white jacket provides a neutral appearance for visible runs in living rooms, bedrooms, or office spaces while the cable construction aims to maintain stable signal quality for terrestrial TV, satellite IF (when applicable with IEC), and other RF applications where an IEC connection is used.
Advantages
This coaxial cable offers straightforward connectivity with IEC connectors on both ends and a 10 m length that accommodates longer distances without the need for additional couplers. The white outer jacket resists discoloration and fits typical interior color schemes. The cable’s shielding and conductor design are intended to minimise signal loss and protect against common interference sources in home installations. The IEC termination makes it compatible with a wide range of TVs, set‑top boxes and RF tuners that use standard coaxial inputs.
Suitable for
- Connecting a television to a wall socket or antenna point within a home or office
- Linking a satellite receiver or set‑top box to a TV with IEC connectors
- Extending the reach between RF devices where a 10 m coaxial lead is required
Key specifications
- Cable type: coaxial with IEC male connectors at both ends
- Length: 10 metres
- Outer jacket colour: white
- Intended signals: RF for terrestrial TV, satellite IF (where IEC interfaces are applicable), and general audio/video signal transmission
- Typical use: indoor installations for consumer electronics
How to use
Connect one IEC connector to the coaxial output on your antenna wall socket, antenna, or receiver, and the other IEC connector to the coaxial input on your television, set‑top box, or RF tuner. Ensure connectors are fully seated to reduce the chance of intermittent signal loss. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and keep it away from strong electrical noise sources (such as mains transformers or heavy-duty motors) where possible. If trimming or changing connectors is required, use appropriate tools and follow safe practices; otherwise use the cable as supplied to preserve shielding and performance.
Usage recommendations
For best results keep the cable run as direct as practical, avoid tight loops or kinks, and secure the cable with non‑abrasive clips. If used in longer combined runs or in environments with high RF interference, consider using higher grade coaxial cabling or an inline amplifier to maintain signal strength.
