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Antenna Cable 7.5m IEC Connector 4-Way Shielding Ferrite Core For TV Radio DVB-T

£59.16
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Description

Length: 7.5m

Connector Type: IEC Plug to IEC Coupler

Shielding: 4 layers

Filter: 2 ferrite cores

Color: White

Compatibility: DVB-T, DVB-T2, DVB-C, FM, DAB, DAB+ This 7.5m antenna cable ensures stable signal transmission for your TV and radio. Featuring quadruple shielding and two ferrite cores, this coaxial cable reduces high-frequency interference. Ideal for DVB-T, DVB-T2, and DAB connections, it guarantees optimal picture and sound quality over long distances without noticeable signal loss.

Technical Specifications: 7.5-meter coaxial cable with male and female IEC connectors, featuring four-layer shielding for maximum protection against external electromagnetic interference.

Wide Compatibility: Suitable for TVs, receivers, and radios equipped with a coaxial antenna input, supporting DVB-T, DVB-T2, DVB-C, FM, and DAB digital radio. Simplified Installation: Simply plug the IEC connector directly into your device and the coupler into the wall outlet or antenna; no complex configuration is required to enjoy a clear signal. Signal Performance: The integration of two ferrite cores acts as a common-mode filter, preventing interference propagation and ensuring flawless reception even in urban areas. Precautions: Before purchasing, verify that your equipment has standard IEC connectors, as this model is not compatible with other types of TV outlets.

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Colour
    White
  • Wire insulation
    PVC
  • Audio & video cable type
    Coaxial
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME229892429
  • MMID
    447402698236
  • Product code
    LINM-90074
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