Cabo coaxial Televes SK100PLUS-T

The Televes SK100PLUS-T coaxial cable is a compact 70 Ω cable designed for reliable signal transmission in domestic and light-commercial installations. Finished in white with copper-plated connector contacts, this cable combines standard impedance with corrosion-resistant contact surfaces and a slim profile (500 mm length, 16 mm width, 6 mm height) for easy routing and discreet placement in audiovisual and RF environments.

Advantages

The cable provides stable 70 Ω impedance to maintain signal integrity for TV and RF distribution. Copper-plated contacts improve conductivity and reduce oxidation compared with untreated connector surfaces, supporting consistent performance over time. The compact dimensions and white finish make the cable suitable for visible routes, behind equipment, or inside enclosures without occupying significant space.

Suitable for

• Connecting TV tuners, set-top boxes and satellite receivers to wall outlets
• Short runs within AV cabinets and media furniture
• Patch connections in home or small-office RF distribution systems
• Replacing worn or damaged short-length coax links

Key specifications

• Characteristic impedance: 70 Ω
• Connector contact plating: copper-plated
• Finish color: white
• Length: 500 mm
• Width: 16 mm
• Height: 6 mm
• Intended signal type: RF / coaxial video and data

How to use

Route the coaxial cable between the source device and the outlet, ensuring connectors are fully seated and tightened where applicable to avoid signal loss. Avoid sharp bends and excessive tension along the 500 mm length; secure the cable with clips or ties if used in permanent installations. Verify the connected devices detect the signal and perform any channel or frequency scans required by the equipment after installation.

Recommendations

For best results, use the Televes SK100PLUS-T for short interconnections and indoor routing where 70 Ω impedance is required. Keep the cable away from strong electromagnetic sources and large power cables to reduce interference. Inspect connector plating periodically and replace the cable if physical damage or persistent signal degradation occurs.