Koaksiaalinen antennijohto ShiverPeaks 80208-128S, 100 dB maksimaalinen liitettävyys, musta

Coaxial antenna cable ShiverPeaks 80208-128S in black is built for RF signal transmission where a high level of connectivity attenuation suppression is required. The cable features a well-shielded design and an outer jacket suitable for typical indoor and in-vehicle installations. It provides a single-link feed line to connect antennas, signal boosters, receivers and transmitters, enabling extension or replacement of an existing antenna feed with focus on preserving signal integrity.

Advantages

The cable offers a >100 dB shielding performance to reduce interference and maintain stable RF connections. Its coaxial construction supports reliable impedance matching for standard antenna systems while the black outer jacket offers discreet appearance in home or vehicle environments. The product is supplied in a single 10.0 m length, simplifying installation where a longer feed line is needed without splices.

Suitable for

• Antenna installations for radio, TV and data reception
• Connecting signal boosters, repeaters and external antennas
• Replacing or extending vehicle antenna feed lines
• Commercial and residential RF cabling where high shielding is required

Key specifications

• Type: coaxial antenna cable with mantle current filter
• Shielding effectiveness: greater than 100 dB
• Length: 10.0 m
• Color: black
• Single-link feed line suitable for standard antenna connections

How to use

Prepare both connection points by ensuring compatible connectors on the antenna and receiver or booster. Route the coaxial cable to avoid sharp bends and locations with excessive heat or mechanical stress. Terminate the cable with compatible connectors if not pre-fitted, ensuring proper conductor and shield contact for consistent impedance. Tighten any threaded connectors to the manufacturer’s recommended torque and verify continuity and signal level after installation.

Recommendations

For best results, keep runs as short as practical, avoid running parallel to power cables to minimize interference, and secure the cable at intervals to prevent strain. Use appropriate weatherproofing and connector boots if the cable is used in outdoor or exposed vehicle locations.