Antenna cables

Antenna cables are designed to transmit television and radio signals with the lowest possible signal loss. Their primary function is to ensure that the image and sound reach the device clearly, stably and without interference. The design of antenna cables consists of an inner conductor, an insulating layer, shielding and an outer covering. The quality of the shielding significantly affects the protection against interference, which is especially important in urban and apartment building environments, where electromagnetic influences are more prevalent.

Antenna cables are used to connect to TVs, set-top boxes, devices, antennas and amplifiers. The quality and length of the cable affect the signal strength — the better the shielding and the lower the resistance, the stronger and more stable the signal. The cable must also withstand sharp bends and be flexible enough to be convenient for installation in tight spaces.

Antenna cables are an essential part of the design of home entertainment and commercial systems, ensuring a correct and interference-free connection.