Collection: RF Coaxial Cables

It is a coaxial cable optimised for radio-frequency signals, with low loss and consistent impedance for antennas, transmitters and receivers. For everyday TV use, see Coaxial Cables.

50-ohm cable is typical for transmitting and radio equipment, while 75-ohm is common for TV and antenna reception. Match the impedance to your gear to avoid signal loss and reflections.

Common types include F, BNC and others depending on the application. Always confirm what your equipment requires before ordering, and browse the full Coaxial & Antenna Cables range for matching options.

All cable loses some signal, and the loss rises with length and frequency. Low-loss RF cable and short runs reduce this. For dedicated antenna feeds, compare RF Antenna Cables.

Yes, provided the impedance and connectors match your TV setup, typically 75 ohm. For standard household TV connections, the simpler Coaxial Cables are often all you need.

Choose a low-loss cable rated for your frequency, keep the run short, minimise connectors and ensure they are tight and clean. These steps preserve signal strength, especially at high frequencies.

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

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