Dependable Signal Transmission for AV Setups
Coaxial cables deliver clear, interference-free signals for TVs, radios and AV equipment. Featuring durable shielding, universal compatibility and various lengths, they’re ideal for home entertainment, gaming and professional audio-visual installations.
Key Features & Benefits
Excellent Signal Quality
Coaxial cables are designed to minimise interference and provide stable signal transmission, ensuring optimal sound and image quality.
Wide Compatibility
From RCA to F-type and right-angle plugs, our cables are compatible with a wide variety of AV equipment and installations.
Durable Build
Constructed with quality materials such as nickel-plated connectors and shielded cabling for enhanced longevity and performance.
Types of Coaxial Cables
Coaxial cables remain a trusted solution for delivering consistent, high-quality signal transmission across audio, video, and broadcast systems. Our collection includes robust and affordable coaxial cables in a range of lengths and connector styles; each suited to specific applications:
Standard Coaxial Plug to Plug
Reliable 75 Ohm leads with robust shielding, ideal for TVs and set-top boxes. Provide clean signal transmission with easy plug-and-play connectivity for everyday AV use.
Right Angle Coaxial Cables
Designed for tight spaces and wall-mounted devices, these space-saving leads prevent cable strain while maintaining clear, consistent audio-visual signals.
Coaxial Plug to RCA
Perfect for linking TVs or consoles to older AV systems. Combines coaxial reliability with RCA compatibility for versatile audio and video connectivity.
F-Type to Coaxial Leads
Convert satellite F-type outputs to standard coaxial inputs. Durable and ideal for connecting satellite dishes or DVRs to TVs and receivers.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a coaxial cable used for?
Coaxial cables are commonly used for transmitting TV, satellite, radio, and broadband signals. They are also used in audio systems and RF signal applications due to their shielded design that helps reduce signal loss and interference.
Which type of coaxial cable is best for TV?
RG6 coaxial cables are widely recommended for modern television systems as they offer low signal loss and are compatible with high-frequency signals used by digital TV, cable, and satellite services.
Can I use coaxial cable for internet?
Yes. Coaxial cables, especially RG6, are often used in broadband internet connections, especially for cable internet services. However, they must be used with appropriate modems and service providers that support this setup.
What does 75 Ohm mean in coaxial cables?
75 Ohm refers to the impedance of the coaxial cable, which is a measure of resistance in signal transmission. It's standard for TV, video, and radio signal use, ensuring minimal signal loss over longer distances.
Are right angle coaxial cables better?
Right angle coaxial cables are particularly useful where space is limited, such as behind wall-mounted TVs or close to corners. Functionally, they perform the same as standard leads but allow for cleaner, more secure installations.
What length coaxial cable should I use?
Use the shortest length necessary to connect devices to maintain signal integrity. While coaxial cables can support long distances, longer runs may result in signal degradation without appropriate amplification.
Can I extend a coaxial cable?
Yes, coaxial cable extension is possible using barrel connectors or couplers. Ensure the added cable is of similar quality and impedance to avoid signal quality issues.
Need Help Finding the Right Coaxial Cable?
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