The Fuba GAD 300 is a terminal antenna socket designed for wall installation where no signal pass-through to a downstream device is needed — the signal terminates here. It provides three separate output connections on one faceplate: an F socket for satellite, an IEC plug for TV, and an IEC socket for radio. The pearl-white cover plate allows discreet flush mounting in walls. The metal pressure die-cast housing gives the unit the mechanical strength to withstand years of use.

The GAD 300 supports full output frequency ranges: 88–108 MHz for radio, 5–74 MHz / 120–862 MHz for TV, and 950–2250 MHz for satellite. Connection losses are low across all bands, making it suitable for clean multi-signal endpoint installations.

Key Features

• Three separate outputs: satellite (F jack), TV (IEC plug), and radio (IEC jack)
• Terminal socket — signal ends here, no pass-through
• High-quality metal pressure housing
• Pearl-white finish with flush cover plate
• Satellite output frequency: 950–2250 MHz
• TV output frequency: 5–74 MHz / 120–862 MHz
• Radio output frequency: 88–108 MHz

Product Benefits

• Three separate connections on one faceplate handle all TV, radio, and satellite drops from a single wall point
• Metal housing provides durability and electromagnetic shielding at the termination point
• Pearl-white cover plate integrates cleanly into standard wall décor without drawing attention
• Low connection losses across all three bands preserve signal quality at the final connection

Technical Specifications

• Connections: Sat: F jack, TV: IEC plug, RF: IEC jack
• Colour: Pearl white
• Execution: Single (terminal)
• Connection Loss 0.5–450 MHz: 2.0 dB
• Connection Loss 470–862 MHz: 1.5–2.5 dB
• Connection Loss 950–2150 MHz: 2.0–3.0 dB
• Output Frequency (Radio): 88–108 MHz
• Output Frequency (TV): 5–74 MHz / 120–862 MHz
• Output Frequency (Satellite): 950–2250 MHz
• Box Contents: 1× Fuba GAD 300 Terminal Socket

Why You'll Love It

• One socket covers all three signal types at the point of use — no need for separate sockets on the same wall plate
• The cover plate sits flush and unobtrusive on the wall — no protruding connectors when not in use
• Metal construction ensures the socket remains robust after repeated plug/unplug cycles over years of use
• Low connection loss of 2.0–3.0 dB at satellite frequencies means minimal signal degradation at the receiver