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Pack of 25 self-locking F-type connectors for quick, weather-tight installation on RG6 quad-shield coaxial cable
This pack contains twenty-five RG6 quad-shield coaxial connectors with a self-locking F-type design. They are intended for installers and DIY users who need a quick, tool-free termination on quad-shield RG6 cable runs. The yellow plastic ring identifies each connector in the bundle.
These connectors suit anyone terminating quad-shield RG6 coaxial cable in security-camera, satellite or broadband distributions where a weather-tight seal is required. They do not suit buyers working with different cable constructions because the self-lock geometry is sized for quad-shield dimensions only.
The defining specification is the self-lock mechanism that grips the cable without a compression tool, allowing rapid, repeatable connections on quad-shield RG6. This feature decides whether the part matches the installation method and cable type on the job.
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