Satellite Window Feedthrough 50 cm Waterproof | 0.3 mm Thin

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Satellite Window Feedthrough 50 cm – Waterproof and Ultra Thin

Would you like to route the satellite cable from your satellite dish into your home without drilling through the wall or window frame? This extra-long satellite window feedthrough allows you to run your coaxial cable through a suitable window or door quickly and easily.

The flexible feedthrough section is only 0.3 mm thin and 12 mm wide. The 50 cm version provides additional flexibility during installation. Two F female sockets allow you to connect standard coaxial cables fitted with F male connectors. Protective rubber sleeves help prevent water from entering the F connections.

Key Benefits

No drilling required: Route your satellite cable through a window or door without drilling into walls or frames.
Extra-long design: Additional flexibility when routing cables through suitable window and door frames.
Ultra thin: Flexible feedthrough section measuring only 0.3 mm in thickness and 12 mm in width.
Water-protected connections: Rubber sleeves help protect the F connections against water ingress.
2 F female sockets: Connect two coaxial cables fitted with F male connectors.
Versatile: Suitable for satellite TV, cable TV and DVB-T2.
Secure installation: Connection sections with screw-mounting options.

Technical Specifications

Product type: Satellite window feedthrough / flat coaxial cable
Version: 50 cm
Overall length according to technical specifications: 52 cm
Thickness of flat feedthrough section: 0.3 mm
Width of flat feedthrough section: 12 mm
Connections: 2 × F female sockets
Connector section length: 42.5 mm
Inner conductor: Copper (Cu)
Characteristic impedance: 75 ohms
Material / Design: Transparent flexible circuit film
Special features: Protective rubber sleeves and screw-mounting options
Applications: Satellite TV, cable TV and DVB-T2

Easy Installation

Open the window or door and select a suitable position on the frame.
Carefully position the flat section of the feedthrough across the frame. Keep the connector sections clear of the closing area.
Slowly close the window or door and check that it closes without excessive pressure on the cable.
Connect the two F sockets to your coaxial cables using suitable F male connectors.
Protect the outdoor F connection against water ingress using the protective rubber sleeve.

Important Installation Notes

The window feedthrough is designed for suitable window and door frames. Check that sufficient clearance is available before installation.
Avoid sharp bends, excessive compression and pulling forces.
Frequent opening and closing of the window or door may cause mechanical wear. Inspect the feedthrough regularly for damage.
The water-protected F connections do not replace proper sealing of the window or door frame.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How can I run a satellite cable through a window without drilling?

Use an ultra-thin satellite window feedthrough. The flat 0.3 mm section passes through a suitable window frame. The two F sockets connect the feedthrough to your coaxial cables inside and outside the building.

What is the advantage of the 50 cm version?

The longer version provides additional flexibility during installation, particularly when the cable connection points are further away from the window frame. Check that the length is suitable for your installation.

Can I close the window after installing the feedthrough?

Yes, provided the window frame offers sufficient clearance for the flat cable section. Compatibility depends on the window design. Close the window carefully and avoid excessive compression of the cable.

Is the satellite window feedthrough waterproof?

The window feedthrough features protective rubber sleeves designed to help prevent water from entering the F connections. Make sure the sleeves are correctly positioned during installation.

Can I use this feedthrough for cable TV and DVB-T2?

Yes. The feedthrough is suitable for connecting 75-ohm coaxial cables used for satellite TV, cable TV and DVB-T2. Suitable cables with F male connectors are required.

Which connectors does the window feedthrough have?

The feedthrough has one F female socket at each end. You need coaxial cables fitted with suitable F male connectors.