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Boxwave F Female to RCA Male Coaxial Audio Adapter 2pcs 50 ohm
Two adapters convert coaxial F-type female ports to RCA male plugs for TV and audio gear, using pure copper conductors with nickel plating and 50 ohm impedance
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- Pure copper connectors deliver reliable conductivity
- Nickel-plated surface resists corrosion for lasting performance
- 50 ohm impedance maintains low-loss signal transmission
- F female to RCA male converts coaxial to standard audio/video ports
- Two adapters included for multiple device connections
Simple coaxial gender changer
Two F-type female to RCA male adapters convert a threaded coaxial jack into a standard RCA plug for audio and video hookups. Pure copper contacts with nickel plating maintain a 50 ohm impedance path. The pair suits home-theatre, TV, monitor or DVD-player connections where a coaxial cable must meet an RCA input.
Check your existing connectors
Verify that the source device presents an F-type female thread and that the destination accepts an RCA male pin. Confirm the system impedance is specified at 50 ohm so the adapter does not introduce a mismatch. Ensure the coaxial cable you plan to attach terminates in an F-type male plug compatible with the adapter’s female socket.
Fits between coaxial cable and RCA jack
The adapter bridges a coaxial lead to an RCA socket without extra cables or tools. Its nickel-plated copper body preserves signal conductivity while the 50 ohm rating keeps loss low across the junction. Two units are supplied so a stereo pair or separate audio and video runs can be converted simultaneously.
Highlights
- Pure copper connectors deliver reliable conductivity
- Nickel-plated surface resists corrosion for lasting performance
- 50 ohm impedance maintains low-loss signal transmission
- F female to RCA male converts coaxial to standard audio/video ports
- Two adapters included for multiple device connections
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What comes in the box and do I need to supply any cables?
The pack contains two F-type female to RCA male adapters. You will need your own coaxial cable with an F-type male end and an RCA cable for the other side.
Which version should I pick for a standard coaxial audio or video connection?
Only one version is offered — a 50 ohm impedance adapter with nickel-plated pure copper contacts — so there is no alternative to choose.
What does the 50 ohm rating mean when I connect it between my TV and home-theatre system?
It matches the characteristic impedance of typical coaxial feeds, keeping signal reflections low so audio and video pass cleanly through the adapter.
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