Through-type RTVSONATASAT socket SONATA KASHMIR GPA-RSP/M/82

Through-wall antenna socket, acting as a bridge between signals

This is not just any socket—it’s a connection that transmits the signal from one point in the installation to another, with no loss. Ideal for building antenna networks in multi-family homes, hotels, or houses with multiple rooms, where you need TV and satellite signals to work simultaneously in several locations. Flush-mounted design, yet built without compromises.

Cashmere color—a soft, warm shade between beige and gray—doesn’t draw attention but ensures the entire installation looks cohesive. It blends with wood, concrete, white walls, and even classic frames. It doesn’t shout—it whispers. And that’s precisely its strength.

What makes installation easier?

No need to guess how far to strip the cable—the measurement guide is engraved on the back of the base. Side cable exit allows you to inspect the wiring status after installation—you don’t need to dismantle the box to verify proper connections. Threaded clamps hold firmly, and the red button clearly indicates the power terminal—no room for error.

Spring-loaded stainless steel claws act like magnets—the module slides into the box with a light click and won’t pop out on its own. The frame installs and removes in seconds—no screwdrivers needed. And if you want to change the lighting color? You can do it without replacing the entire unit.

Why choose this solution?

• Transmits RTV and SAT signals with minimal attenuation: 1–2 dB on satellite output, less than 1.5 dB on TV and RF.
• Shielding effectiveness above 65 dB—no interfering noise gets through.
• Frequency range from 5 MHz to 2.4 GHz—supports all modern standards.
• IP20—sufficient protection for indoor use.
• 7-year warranty—the manufacturer knows this lasts.

This isn’t about aesthetics for aesthetics’ sake. It’s about creating a clean, reliable installation that won’t require reinstallation in five years. This socket isn’t “the newest thing.” It’s what’s worked well for years—now just better-looking.