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Ruth's sister 2pcs 90 Degree F-Type Male to Female Right Angle Adapter internal power cable
Two right-angle F-type adapters convert English-system connectors (9.2-9.4 mm) to metric right-angle fittings (9.7-9.9 mm) for tight spaces behind a TV
- Right-angle F-type adapter fits tight spaces behind TVs
- Two connectors included for multiple coaxial connections
- British-system 9.2-9.4 mm outer diameter fits set-top boxes
- Converts British F-head to metric 9.7-9.9 mm right-angle
- Direct downward routing avoids obstacles parallel to wall
Two-piece 90-degree F-type adapter set
This pack contains two right-angle adapters that convert a straight F-type male plug into a downward-facing female socket. They are intended for installers and home users who need to route coaxial cables in tight spaces behind televisions or set-top boxes where a straight connector would protrude too far.
English-system dimensions and right-angle routing
Each adapter accepts a British-standard F-type male connector with an outer diameter of 9.2 to 9.4 millimetres and presents a female socket of the same system. The 90-degree bend lets the cable run parallel to the wall, clearing obstacles and reducing strain on stiff coaxial runs in confined cavities.
Metric-system incompatibility noted
The adapters do not fit metric F-type connectors measuring 9.7 to 9.9 millimetres, which are common on distributors and amplifiers. Buyers with metric-system equipment must source a different adapter, as these pieces only translate English-system plugs to English-system sockets.
Highlights
- Right-angle F-type adapter fits tight spaces behind TVs
- Two connectors included for multiple coaxial connections
- British-system 9.2-9.4 mm outer diameter fits set-top boxes
- Converts British F-head to metric 9.7-9.9 mm right-angle
- Direct downward routing avoids obstacles parallel to wall
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the F-type male connector follow the English 9.2-9.4 mm standard or the metric 9.7-9.9 mm standard?
The male plug is built to the English-system outer diameter of 9.2-9.4 mm, so it fits set-top boxes or satellite dishes that use that standard.
How much clearance behind the TV or panel does the right-angle body need?
The 90-degree bend directs the cable straight down along the wall, keeping the profile low enough for tight gaps where a straight plug would hit an obstruction.
Can I screw the adapter onto an English F-type jack without any special tools?
Yes, thread the male end onto the equipment jack by hand until snug, then attach your coaxial cable to the female side; the only common mistake is cross-threading if you force it.
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