Wirepath F-3G-LA 3 Ghz F-type Coax Connector Insert

Product Description

The WIREPATH F-3G-LA is a 3 GHz F-type coaxial connector insert designed for light aluminum construction. This connector insert is used to terminate coaxial cable runs at wall plates, faceplates, and distribution panels where a secure, low-loss signal path is required. Rated to 3 GHz, it supports a wide range of signal types including satellite, cable TV, and over-the-air broadcast. The light aluminum body keeps weight low while maintaining the structural integrity needed for a reliable crimp or compression-style termination. Low-voltage technicians and structured wiring installers are the primary trades that work with this type of fitting.

This connector insert is suited for residential and light commercial low-voltage installations where coaxial signal distribution is required. Typical applications include home theater rough-in, satellite dish drop connections, cable TV outlet terminations, and structured media center wiring. It fits standard wall plate and insert mounting configurations common in new construction and retrofit projects alike.

Key Features

• 3 GHz frequency rating supports satellite, cable TV, and OTA broadcast signal types
• Light aluminum construction reduces weight while maintaining durability
• F-type interface provides a universally compatible coaxial connection point
• Insert-style form factor fits standard low-voltage wall plate and faceplate assemblies
• Sold individually for flexible, single-outlet installations or multi-outlet builds

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install insert for standard F-type coaxial wall plate and faceplate assemblies used in residential and light commercial low-voltage structured wiring systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed low-voltage technicians or structured wiring installers. Disconnect or power down any active signal amplifiers or distribution equipment before terminating coaxial connections. Use the appropriate coaxial stripping and compression or crimp tools to ensure a proper seal and signal-tight termination. Follow local low-voltage wiring codes and manufacturer guidelines for bend radius and connector seating.