Tomada encastrada RTV-SAT VCX WESA LC 45, 3 saídas (TV, rádio, SAT), 75 Ohm, preto

In a modern apartment building wired for satellite and terrestrial TV, the VCX WESA LC 45 terminal socket sits flush in the living room wall, delivering three separate signals from a single wall plate. A technician installs it in a standard Ø60mm back box, connects the coaxial feeds, and the resident can plug in a TV, a radio tuner, and a satellite receiver simultaneously — no splitters or extra boxes needed.

Key specifications

• Socket type: RTV-SAT terminal socket (TV, Radio, SAT)
• Series: VCX WESA
• Colour: Black
• Mounting type: Flush-mounted
• Number of outputs: 3 (TV, Radio, SAT)
• TV frequency range: 5-68 MHz / 120-862 MHz
• Radio frequency range: 87.5-108 MHz
• SAT frequency range: 950-2400 MHz
• TV attenuation: 1.5 dB
• Radio attenuation: 1.5 dB
• SAT attenuation: 2.0 dB
• Impedance: 75 Ohm
• DC pass for SAT: Yes
• Shielding class: Class A
• Protection rating: IP20
• Material: ABS plastic
• Installation application: For single-cable systems or end-of-line
• Compatibility: Standard Ø60mm flush-mounted boxes

Why choose it

The LC 45 combines three connection types in one compact, flush-mounted unit, reducing wall clutter and simplifying installation. Its Class A shielding ensures clean signal separation between TV, radio, and satellite bands, while the 75 Ohm impedance matches standard coaxial cabling for minimal loss. The ABS plastic housing is durable yet lightweight, and the black finish blends with modern interiors.

Ideal use cases

• Residential satellite and terrestrial TV distribution points
• Hotel rooms and apartments with centralized signal systems
• Renovation projects where a single wall plate must serve multiple receivers
• End-of-line installations in single-cable satellite systems

Good to know

The socket is rated IP20, so it is intended for indoor use only. It fits standard Ø60mm flush-mounted boxes, making it a drop-in replacement for many existing wall plates. The DC pass function allows satellite receivers to send control signals to the LNB or multiswitch, enabling channel selection without additional wiring.