🔌 The Cimple Co - 3 GHz High Frequency Ground Block - Single Port with Weather Seal Boots for Coaxial Cable - F Type approved for Antenna, Satellite Dish, and Cable TV - One Port Grounding - 1 Pack Review

Good quality. Supports 6 gauge wire. I ran solid 6 gauge bare copper wire through it. but then the screw wouldn't tighten, so I wrapped wire around it to make sure it stayed connected.

Made of solid metal, good weight and pleasant to the touch surface. and plugged in* Two grounding bolts designed for conductors up to 10 g

Need a ground block for my ota antenna, went to lowe's and home depot and couldn't find a simple ground block. They had ground mounted splitters but no ground blocks. Serves its purpose and makes a very good impression. A must if you want to install an outdoor antenna.

Bought this for my parents mains wiring, an old pair of ground blocks were rusty and one set burned a bit from the power switch. A very good quality. Also comes with mounting screws. Solid feel of heaviness and thick material on metal compared to what I replaced. I also bought an enclosure for my setup.

I can't comment on its grounding ability as it's hard to test, but I can confirm one important thing: it carries electricity. I have a preamp connected to an antenna (Vinegard 200) with a USB power supply inside, with this ground block in between. The amplifier operates on power supplied through the coaxial cable and through this ground block.

To be installed outside the house next to the ground stake. Side mounted coaxial cable of a roof mounted television antenna. The coaxial cable that goes into the TV is connected on the other side. It has a ground wire attached to it that leads to a ground stake that is driven into the ground just below. Weatherproof rubber treads look and feel good.

Very high quality grounding block. Solid Connections, Ground Block and Hard Coated Screws, Ground Screws and Heavy Duty Block. This should take a long time. The protective caps on the connections can be easily and indestructibly removed from the F sockets by simply twisting them. They weren't necessary as the weather boots were already installed on the male ends of my cable.

What good is a product if you don't tell how to install it? It should be written loud and clear somewhere and be part of the product or at least be clearly visible in the details of the product! Aggravating. I'm not an electrician so consider enclosing a related product with everything you need to complete the installation - proper ground wire etc - not 50ft. Enough to fix it.

The coax cable grounding block I received does not match the listing picture. The one received has only one ground screw (silver) and the connection center is blue. The listing shows 2 ground screws (both green) and a yellow center. See attached image for reference. UPDATE - CIMPLE CO fixed the issue after I contacted them. The second block looks just like the picture in the listing. This is better quality than the first one sent. I'll install it this weekend.