Satellietkabel ShiverPeaks 80112-128S met haakse F-Quick-stekker

Satellite cable ShiverPeaks 80112-128S with F-Quick angled connector is a coaxial cable designed for satellite TV and RF signal connections. It features an angled F-Quick connector that simplifies installation in tight spaces and provides a secure mechanical and electrical contact for typical satellite equipment. The cable is intended for indoor and outdoor use where a right-angle termination helps route the cable neatly and reduces stress on connectors.

Advantages

The cable combines a compact angled F-Quick connector with full shielding for improved interference resistance and reliable signal transmission. Its construction offers a central pin termination and high shielding effectiveness of over 100 dB, helping to maintain signal quality in environments with RF noise. The 1.5 m length and flexible jacket allow convenient routing behind receivers, multiswitches, and wall-mounted LNBs without excessive bending or tension.

Suitable for

• Connecting satellite LNBs to receivers and multiswitches in tight installations
• Indoor cable runs behind AV cabinets, set-top boxes and wall plates
• Outdoor runs where angled connector reduces strain at connection points
• Upgrading or replacing existing satellite coax leads with a shielded F-Quick terminated cable

Key specifications

• Connector type: angled F-Quick male with central pin
• Shielding: 100% shielding effectiveness, >100 dB
• Cable length: 1.5 m
• Color: black outer jacket
• Cable use: coaxial for satellite/RF signal transmission

How to use

Connect the angled F-Quick connector to the F-type female socket of the satellite receiver, multiswitch or LNB, ensuring the central pin aligns with the receptacle. Hand-tighten the connector where applicable or use the recommended F-Quick quick-attach method without excessive force. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and secure it with clips or ties as needed to prevent strain on the connector and maintain consistent signal performance.

Recommendations

For best results, verify the connector seating and check signal strength after installation. Use short, firm cable runs and avoid running the cable in parallel with power lines to reduce potential interference. If used outdoors, ensure connectors and any exposed terminations are weather-protected with appropriate tape or weatherproof boots.