Ideal Industries 92-819P F-type RG6 Compression Connector 25pk

Product Description

The IDEAL INDUSTRIES 92-819P is an F-type compression connector designed for terminating RG6 and RG6Q coaxial cable. It creates a secure, weathertight mechanical and electrical connection between the cable and an F-type port. Compression-style termination is the preferred method over twist-on connectors in professional installations because it delivers a more reliable crimp seal, lower signal loss, and better resistance to pull-out. This connector is sold in a 25-count pack, making it well suited for service vehicles and job site stocking. Installation is performed by electricians, low-voltage technicians, and cable system installers.

The 92-819P is used in residential and light commercial coaxial cable runs, including satellite dish feeds, cable TV distribution, over-the-air antenna systems, and structured wiring panels. It is compatible with both standard RG6 single-shield and RG6Q quad-shield cable constructions. The compression termination method is standard practice on new construction and retrofit cable runs where connectors are installed in wall plates, junction boxes, or exposed outdoor drop locations.

Key Features

• F-type compression termination for secure, low-loss coaxial connections
• Compatible with RG6 and RG6Q coaxial cable constructions
• 25-count pack supports bulk job site and service use
• Compression design resists pull-out and provides a consistent termination seal
• Suited for indoor and outdoor coaxial termination applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard compression connector for RG6 and RG6Q coaxial cable terminations in residential and commercial distribution systems.

Installation Notes

Installation requires a coaxial cable stripper and an F-type compression tool sized for RG6 connectors. Power down or de-energize any active signal equipment before terminating cables at active ports. Follow applicable low-voltage wiring guidelines and local codes when routing coaxial cable through walls or conduit. Do not over-compress the connector body, as this can deform the center pin seat and degrade signal integrity.