F-Type to PAL Adaptor Kit, 4 Piece — One of Each Plug and Socket Combination
Australia uses two coax connectors for TV aerial and satellite work: the threaded F-type connector, found on set-top boxes, satellite gear, splitters and many wall plates, and the push-fit PAL (Belling-Lee) connector found on televisions and ordinary aerial leads. Whether you need a plug or a socket on each side depends on what you are joining, which is why this kit includes one of each of the four combinations.
Key product details
- Four different F-type to PAL adaptors, one of each – covers every plug and socket combination
- F plug to PAL plug (male to male) and F socket to PAL socket (female to female)
- F plug to PAL socket and PAL plug to F socket (male to female, both ways round)
- Joins F-type coax (set-top box, satellite, pay-TV, wall plate, splitter) to a PAL TV aerial socket or lead
- Solid silver metal adaptors with a knurled grip – passive, nothing to set up
- 4 adaptors, one of each – no cables, case or box
About this item
What is in the kit
- F plug to PAL plug – male to male. Joins an F socket to a PAL socket.
- F socket to PAL socket – female to female. Joins an F-plug cable to a PAL-plug cable.
- F plug to PAL socket – screws onto an F socket and takes a PAL-plug aerial lead.
- PAL plug to F socket – pushes into a PAL socket and takes an F-plug cable.
A plug has a centre pin and a socket accepts the pin. The F plug has a hex nut with the thread on the inside; the F socket has the thread on the outside. The PAL plug has a pin inside a smooth barrel; the PAL socket is an open sleeve with a hollow receptacle.
Our supplier does not state an impedance or frequency rating, so we do not print one. For ordinary TV aerial, set-top box and satellite connections these adaptors are the right tool.
In the pack
4 × adaptors, one of each type listed above. F-TYPE to PAL 4 PIECE KIT. No cables are included.
