Coaxkabel ShiverPeaks 80023-128 2,5 m

The ShiverPeaks 80023-128 coaxial cable is a 2.5 metre cable fitted with IEC connectors on both ends, designed to transmit RF signals for audio and video equipment. Its construction focuses on consistent signal transfer and mechanical durability, making it suitable for home entertainment setups where a reliable connection between a television, set-top box or satellite receiver is required.

Advantages

This coaxial cable offers a standardized IEC-ended connection for compatibility with a wide range of consumer AV devices. The 2.5 m length provides flexibility in positioning equipment without excessive slack. The cable is built to resist everyday wear and maintain stable signal quality over typical residential distances, which helps reduce signal loss and interference when used with appropriately matched devices.

Suitable for

• Connecting a TV to a set-top box or satellite receiver
• Linking radios or tuners that use IEC coaxial connections
• Replacing or extending existing household coaxial runs up to 2.5 m

Key specifications

• Cable type: coaxial (shielded RF cable)
• Connector type: IEC male-to-male connectors
• Length: 2.5 metres
• Typical use: audio/video RF signal transmission
• Construction: flexible outer jacket with inner conductor and shielding for reduced interference

How to use

Connect one IEC connector to the RF output of the source device (for example, a satellite receiver or set-top box) and the other IEC connector to the RF input on the television or tuner. Ensure connectors are pushed fully into the device sockets for a secure fit. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and pinching; keep it away from heavy electrical cables or devices that could introduce interference. If connecting wall outlets or amplifiers, verify compatibility and secure all connections before powering equipment.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use the cable at its intended length and avoid coiling it tightly. Inspect connectors periodically for corrosion or damage and replace the cable if signal degradation is observed. When running the cable alongside power cords, maintain a short separation to minimize potential interference.