Cabo coaxial e+p AB 203 G LOSE 3,5 m

The e+p AB 203 G LOSE coaxial cable is a 3.5 meter cable fitted with coax connectors on both ends and supplied in a polybag as a single unit. Designed for reliable signal transmission, this coaxial cable is suitable for connecting audio and video equipment where a shielded, single-conductor connection is required. The construction focuses on consistent contact and impedance matching to help maintain signal integrity across installations in home entertainment setups and professional AV systems.

Advantages

The cable provides a stable connection with connectors on both ends that are suitable for common coaxial jacks, offering consistent signal transfer over the full 3.5 m length. Its outer insulation and shielding reduce interference and protect the inner conductor, supporting clearer audio and video transmission. Supplied as a single loose cable in polybag packaging, it is easy to store and deploy for both temporary and permanent connections.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Connecting set-top boxes, digital receivers and televisions
• Linking DVD/Blu-ray players, satellite tuners and AV receivers
• Temporary or permanent installations in home entertainment systems
• Professional AV patching and signal routing where a short coax run is needed

Key specifications

• Cable length: 3.5 m
• Cable type: coaxial cable with shielded conductor
• Connectors: coaxial connectors on both ends
• Packaging: supplied loose in a polybag as a single unit
• Typical use: audio and video signal transmission

How to use

Identify the coaxial input and output ports on the devices to be connected, ensuring both connectors match the device jacks. Align each coax connector with the corresponding device socket and push or screw in place according to the connector style until firmly seated. Avoid kinking or sharply bending the cable near the ends to maintain shielding and signal quality. For installations where strain is possible, secure the cable with cable ties or clips placed away from the connector ends.

Recommendations

For best performance, route the coaxial cable away from power cables and strong electromagnetic sources to reduce potential interference. Inspect connector seating periodically and replace the cable if corrosion, fraying, or damage to the insulation is visible.