Aerial sockets, also referred to as TV sockets, are efficiently mounted outlets to be used with Coaxial Connectors. Their primary usage is to provide a connection from a satellite called a TV aerial to a TV or FM. A coaxial cable is placed into a TV, and then the other terminal of the aerial cable is connected to a socket to make a connection with the aerial.
An aerial socket is embedded in the faceplate, which is also referred to as a wall plate, that screws into the wall. These faceplates are composed of many materials, such as chrome or plastic, and offer an enticing finish. The TV aerial socket is typically used for households and industrial applications. Over here, the most used sockets are put where TV compatibility is adjusted with the satellite signal.
What is a Gang in the Realm of Aerial Sockets?
The number of gangs is meant to be the input number that is embedded in the wall socket. For instance, if the socket consists of two gangs, then it can relate to two coaxial cables. These cables are used in different lengths and characteristics with a coaxial connector at each terminal.
What are the Methods to be Used to Connect with Your Aerial?
The aerial socket is utilized when there are outdoor aerials that you want to make a connection with the system. Since these aerial wall plates are held on the wall, you are allowed to connect this cable from your TV with the coaxial connector by using a wall socket. These cables come in diverse sizes and shapes so that the user can use them as per their needs and choices.
For instance, your UHF aerial would feed into the socket's back. The board at the back of the aerial wall plate is where the aerial wire is attached. Access is possible by connecting to your TV aerial.
What are the Types of Aerial Socket Connections?
- SAT (Satellite) Socket
- TV Socket
- Radio (FM) Socket
