Digital TV Connection Kit - RJ45 Cat6 to RJ45 CAT & Coax Male to Female 1.5m
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This Nedis coaxial/Cat6 combination cable is designed for users who want to simplify their home entertainment setup by using a single cable for both internet and TV signals. Its key benefit is reducing cable clutter and simplifying connections to TVs, set-top boxes, or satellite receivers. A potential caveat is its fixed 1.5m length, which may not suit all installation distances. The cable features RG59 double-shielded coax for interference-free TV signals and Cat6 for data, with nickel-plated IEC and RJ45 connectors for reliable connectivity.
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| Model Part Number | CSGL4500WT15 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Nedis |
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FAQs
Can this cable be used for both satellite and terrestrial TV signals?
Yes, the coaxial part of the cable is designed for standard TV signals, which typically include terrestrial, cable, and satellite TV.
What is the maximum internet speed supported by this cable?
The Cat6 component supports speeds up to Gigabit Ethernet (1000 Mbps), but actual performance depends on your internet service provider and network equipment.
Does the cable require any software or drivers?
No, this is a passive cable and does not require any software or drivers. It is plug-and-play.
What is the impedance of the coaxial cable?
The coaxial cable has an impedance of 75 Ohms, which is standard for TV and video distribution.
Is this cable suitable for outdoor use?
The cable features a PVC jacket, which offers some protection, but it is primarily designed for indoor installations. Extended outdoor exposure may degrade the material.
Can I get this cable in a different length?
This specific product model (CSGL4500WT15) is 1.5 meters long. Other lengths may be available from Nedis under different product codes.
What does CPR certification Eca mean?
CPR Eca compliance indicates the cable meets European safety standards for reaction to fire, making it suitable for use in buildings.
Troubleshooting
No TV Signal
Ensure the IEC connectors are securely plugged into both the source (wall socket/dish) and the device. Verify the device is set to the correct input source. Check for any damage to the cable or connectors.
No Internet Connection
Confirm the RJ45 connector is firmly seated in the router/switch and the device's Ethernet port. Test the connection by using a standard Ethernet cable to rule out router issues. Ensure the device's network settings are configured correctly.
Intermittent Signal / Poor Performance
Check for any kinks or damage along the cable length. Ensure connectors are clean. If signals are weak, consider if the cable length is exceeding optimal performance range or if there is significant electromagnetic interference in the vicinity.
Cable Not Fitting Properly
Verify you are using the correct connector (IEC for TV/Coax, RJ45 for Ethernet). Ensure the ports on your devices are not damaged or obstructed.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Reduces cable clutter by combining two cable types into one.
- Offers plug-and-play convenience with integrated connectors.
- Ensures clear TV signals with double-shielded coaxial cable.
- Supports reliable internet connectivity with Cat6 capabilities.
- Meets safety standards with CPR Eca compliance.
Cons
- Fixed 1.5-meter length may be too short for some setups.
- Not suitable for users requiring separate, longer cables for TV and internet.
- Combination nature might not be ideal for specialized networking or high-end AV setups requiring dedicated lines.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
- Identify the coaxial input (usually labeled 'Antenna', 'RF In', or 'Satellite') and the Ethernet/LAN input on your TV, set-top box, or satellite receiver.
- Connect the IEC male connector to the TV's coaxial input or a splitter.
- Connect the RJ45 male connector to your router's or network switch's Ethernet port.
- Connect the IEC female connector to the coaxial output from your wall socket, antenna, or satellite dish.
Compatibility:
- TV/Receiver: Compatible with devices featuring standard IEC coaxial inputs and RJ45 Ethernet ports.
- Internet: Suitable for standard broadband internet connections up to Gigabit Ethernet speeds (performance may vary based on network infrastructure).
- Cable Length: The 1.5-meter length is best suited for devices located in close proximity.
Care:
- Avoid sharp bends or kinks in the cable, which can damage the internal conductors.
- Keep connectors clean and free from dust and debris. Use a dry, soft cloth if necessary.
- Protect the cable from excessive heat, moisture, and physical stress.