Cavo coassiale e p FA 2 LOSE 0,2 m F–F bianco, lunghezza 0,2 m, connettore maschio F

e p FA 2 LOSE is a 0.2 m coaxial jumper cable fitted with F-type male connectors on both ends and finished with a white outer jacket. Designed as a short connection lead, it provides a compact, low-profile link between RF devices, satellite components and TV adaptors where space is limited. The cable is supplied as a single piece in a polybag and is intended for short run signal routing, patching or replacing a damaged short lead.

Advantages

The short 0.2 m length minimises signal loss and cable clutter in rack or wall-mounted installations, while F-type connectors ensure reliable screw-on mating with standard RF outlets and equipment. The white jacket offers a discreet appearance that blends with light-coloured surfaces and indoor installations. The compact form factor simplifies neat routing in tight spaces and behind equipment.

Suitable for

• Connecting set-top boxes, satellite receivers or TV adaptors to wall outlets
• Patching between RF splitters, multiswitches and nearby devices
• Temporary or permanent short runs where a low-profile cable is required
• Neat installations behind furniture, in AV cabinets or wall boxes

Key specifications

• Cable type: coaxial
• Connector type: F male to F male (screw-on)
• Length: 0.2 m
• Outer jacket colour: white
• Pack format: single piece in polybag

How to use

Strip any protective caps from the F-connectors and screw each connector onto the corresponding F-type socket by turning clockwise until hand-tight. Avoid over-tightening with tools to prevent damage to the connector or mating port. Route the cable with gentle bends; do not crease the cable or subject it to sharp kinks. For optimal signal quality ensure connectors are clean and fully engaged with mating threads.

Recommendations

Use this short coaxial jumper for close-proximity connections only; for longer runs select a cable with appropriate impedance and attenuation characteristics. Inspect connectors periodically for corrosion or mechanical wear, and replace the cable if signal degradation is observed.