This F Connector female to F Connector female feedthrough adapter provides a secure, reliable way to join two F-type coaxial cables. Compact and easy to install, it is ideal for cable TV, satellite TV, CCTV, broadband, audio/video, and RF signal applications where a straight-through coax connection is needed.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Adapter Type | F Connector female to F Connector female feedthrough |
| Connector Side A | F Connector female threaded jack |
| Connector Side B | F Connector female threaded jack |
| Orientation | Straight inline feedthrough |
| Installation | Tool-free threaded coax connection |
| Package Includes | 1 x F Connector female to female feedthrough adapter |
| Minimum Order Quantity | 25 pieces |
| Typical Applications | Cable TV, satellite TV, CCTV systems, broadband, RF systems, wall plates, and patch panels |
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