Plugs
Plugs terminate coaxial cable ends for satellite, aerial and video signal connections, including F type screw-on and BNC crimp options for coax cables such as RG6 and WF100, from Webro.
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Plugs terminate the end of a coaxial cable so it can connect to a satellite box, aerial socket or AV signal device. Installers use them to finish a coax run after pulling cable through walls or trunking.
Choosing a plug
This range includes F type screw-on plugs for coax cables such as RG6 and WF100, suited to satellite and aerial connections, and a BNC crimp plug at 75 Ohm for video and data signal runs. Connectors here are male gender, matching to a female socket or coupler.
Browse the wider A.V. Connectors range, or see Couplers to join two cable runs together instead of terminating one end.
Plugs FAQs
What is the difference between an F type plug and a BNC plug?
F type plugs are the standard screw-on connector for satellite and aerial coax runs, while a BNC plug is a crimp connector often used for 75 Ohm video and data signal connections.
Which coax cables fit the F type plug?
The F type screw-on plug in this range fits coax cables including RG6 and WF100, common on satellite and aerial installations.
How do I join two cable runs instead of fitting a new plug?
Use a coupler rather than a plug to join two existing cable ends together. See our Couplers range.