📺 Furrion FTVINB-PS Mini TV/SAT Inlet Square with F-Type Connector: Marine Grade, Weatherproof White Inlet for Coaxial Cable Feed Review

I would give it 5 stars except that it doesn't have colored insulation on the case indicating that it is suitable for frequencies up to 3GHz. Good hard but pliable plastic with a rubber seal.

Great size and idea, but poor execution. The rear connector has minimal cable attachment threads and contains no cable attachment hardware. Disappointing.

This box is perfect for adding an external coax entry point to any RV or anything else. I have 3 of these boxes, they have everything you need, they close tight and work well.

I was having trouble getting a clear picture in my fifth wheel pickup truck. The cable bushings are located in the mold block and directly under the water connection. I installed this port and now I see a clear picture.

This replaced the Furrion wiring connection on my Thor motorhome. It fit perfectly, had a rubber backing and was able to use the bolts that were in the broken block. This is a much better quality than what my Thor came with. The door from the Furrion factory broke after only being used three times. The door on this one is much thicker and the latch is of better quality too. This should take some time.

This is exactly the product I expected. Since I asked the fork frequency response question above, I'll definitely answer it here as I am now. This is a 1GHz keg connector (the white center should have caught my eye earlier, although sometimes the photos do not match the products sent). The 3GHz connector has a blue center and the 4GHz connector has a green center. This means it will work for some satellite transponders, but not necessarily all. Fortunately, the connector is easy to remove and…

My original coaxial connector, which I drilled into the side of my van to install for my Dish Wally, was so badly corroded in just three years that it actually fell apart inside. The aluminum on the perpetual side was corroded and pitted as the cap was a dust cover rather than a rain cover. This Furrion was waterproof when I tested it under the faucet and it was a great replacement. Also, I find it easy to wrap my fingers around the coaxial cable to screw it on. I just wish it had a "baseplate"

This replaced the Furrion wire connector on my Thor RV. It fit perfectly, had a rubber backing and was able to use the bolts that were in the broken block. This is a much better quality than what my Thor came with. The door from the Furrion factory broke after only being used three times. The door on this one is much thicker and the latch is of better quality too. This should take some time.

This is exactly the product I expected. Since I asked the fork frequency response question above, I'll definitely answer it here as I am now. This is a 1GHz keg plug (the white center should have caught my eye earlier, although sometimes the photos do not match the products sent). The 3GHz connector has a blue center and the 4GHz connector has a green center. This means it will work for some satellite transponders, but not necessarily all. Fortunately, the connector is easy to remove and…

My original coaxial connector, which I drilled into the side wall of my motorhome for my Dish Wally, was so badly corroded in just three years that it actually fell apart on the inside. The aluminum on the perpetual side was corroded and pitted as the cap was a dust cover rather than a rain cover. This Furrion was waterproof when I tested it under the faucet and it was a great replacement. Also, I find it easy to wrap my fingers around the coaxial cable to screw it on. I just wish it had a…