10M White Coax Cable For Virgin Media, Sky TV, Broadband Extension and Tivo & Superhub (10M, WHITE)

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Some of VM's newer network segments use Fibre to the home and then coax from outside the wall of the house to set top boxes and HUB using RFoG and Docsis 3.

Consider the distance between the devices you wish to connect before purchasing a cable of that size. I have noticed that the internet connection seems to be worse when the TV box is on (rather than in standby). This involved a new waterproof external box, running under floorboards and chasing and cutting a hole for a socket so the router and tv box plug neatly into the wall. This seems very silly, what about all the people that already have the old cables going through their house? Yes, you must keep the coax cable away from electrical cables to avoid interference with the signal.As I suggested, Virgin's own cable is more than likely of a lower quality than the cable I suggested. If you’re grappling with wireless signal issues in a space spanning around 2500 sq ft, you’re not alone. Simple answer is it was too much trouble for him to renew all your cabling, which is what he would have to do.

You won’t get adequate audio or visuals if you don’t have the proper coax cable, no matter how good your TV or antenna is. Some are very amenable to such suggestions and will use and test your cables in operation without issue I cannot guarantee this though. This can be quite helpful in some properties where the ONT and hub are co-located in a comms cupboard.My question is "Can I use this existing coax cabling to route the TV signal from the Hub to the opposing living room wall and also ideally the bedroom? The structure is built as thin as possible to make it simpler for you to hide this lengthy cable in your home. Compatible with most jobs, including cable internet, dish TV, satellite TV connections, and even DIRECTTV. The engineer is coming on Wednesday to install so any help before then would be appreciated, failing that I'll just hope I get a knowledgeable and helpful engineer to advise on the options! And now that I've gone through my memory banks it occurs to me that if I change to Virgin Media, what I actually get is a BT owned network.

The cables are likely to be clipped to skirting boards, and even if the colour is close, they can still be unsightly.There is also another coax cable run from the wall that my living room TV is on to the loft and a third from my bedroom wall where my second TV is to the loft. In areas known as HFC, which is the majority of VM's network, it is coax cable which can easily still handle multiple gbps in terms of bandwidth. The Virgin team will install their own co-ax from the road into your house and to your virgin hub and any TV boxes you are having fitted. Because coax cables are such a crucial aspect of your internet and TV connection, you must be cautious while purchasing for them. Yeah, but I'd already explained that poor quality cable shouldn't be used and mentioned the type of cable that would be suitable.