Collection: RF Antenna Cables

It connects your aerial to a TV, set-top box or radio and carries the received signal with minimal loss. Browse the full Coaxial & Antenna Cables range for the right type for your setup.

Most use the IEC (Belling-Lee) connector, with a male plug for one end and a female socket for the other. Some setups use F-type. Check your wall socket and TV input before buying.

Weak reception is often caused by a damaged, low-quality or overly long cable, loose connectors or interference. A well-shielded RF antenna cable with tight connectors usually improves the picture noticeably.

Yes. Longer cables and extra joins lose more signal, which matters most in weak-signal areas. Use the shortest quality cable that reaches, and for RF equipment beyond TV see RF Coaxial Cables.

Yes. An RF antenna cable connects indoor and outdoor aerials alike to your TV or set-top box. Just match the connectors, and pair with reception gear in TV & Audio.

Good shielding is strongly recommended, as it blocks interference from nearby electronics and protects weaker signals. In areas with marginal reception, a well-shielded cable can make a clear difference.

Yes. Orders over €80 ship free, with fast delivery across Greece. See our shipping page for full details.

If it arrives faulty, contact us through our warranty page. Every order is also covered by Lynk Buyer Protection for added peace of mind.