Coaxkabel ShiverPeaks BS80208-128-15 15 m IEC wit

The ShiverPeaks BS80208-128-15 is a 15 m coaxial cable with IEC connectors on both ends, designed for transmitting audio and video signals between devices with IEC antenna sockets. Certified with BZT-CE, the cable combines flexible construction with a durable outer jacket to support tidy routing and stable connections in home and small professional installations. The white finish integrates with light-coloured interiors and makes the cable easy to locate when managing connections.

Advantages

This coaxial cable provides consistent signal transmission over a 15 m length, reducing the need for intermediate adapters. The dual IEC connectors enable direct connection to televisions, set-top boxes, radios and other equipment with standard antenna inputs. The cable's certified manufacturing and shielding reduce susceptibility to external interference, while its flexibility simplifies installation behind furniture or along skirting boards.

Suitable for

• Connecting TV to an antenna or set-top box
• Linking radio receivers to an external antenna
• Extending existing coaxial runs within a home or small office
• Temporary or permanent AV installations requiring a 15 m lead

Key specifications

• Cable type: coaxial
• Length: 15 m
• Connector type: IEC male to IEC male
• Outer colour: white
• Shielding: foil and braid (manufactured to BZT-CE certification standards)
• Jacket material: flexible PVC

How to use

Identify the IEC antenna sockets on both devices, align the IEC connectors and push them on until they fit securely. Ensure the cable is routed without sharp bends or kinks to maintain signal integrity. If running the cable along skirting boards or through cable clips, avoid crushing the cable and leave gentle loops at connection points to reduce strain on the connectors.

Recommendations

For best performance, keep the cable away from mains power cables and high-frequency sources to minimise interference. When installing permanently, use appropriate cable clips or conduits and avoid tight staples; inspect connectors periodically for secure fit and signs of wear.