Coaxkabel S/CONN 80088-32 10 m wit

The ShiverPeaks Coaxial Cable S/CONN 80088-32 10 m White is a 10-metre coaxial cable designed for reliable transfer of audio and video signals in domestic and light commercial installations. Constructed to provide stable connectivity between devices, the cable includes coaxial connectors on both ends and a durable white jacket that fits unobtrusively into most interior environments. It is suitable for use with home theatre systems, cable television, satellite receivers and similar signal distribution equipment where a single coaxial run is required.

Advantages

This coaxial cable offers consistent impedance matching and a shielded design to reduce interference and signal loss over the 10 m length. The white outer sheath provides a discreet appearance for visible installations while protecting the inner conductor from mechanical wear. Connectors on both ends ensure a straightforward, plug-and-play installation without the need for additional adapters.

Suitable for

• Connecting set-top boxes, satellite receivers and televisions
• Home theatre and AV component linking
• Extending in-wall or surface cable runs for cable TV distribution
• Temporary installations and testing of coaxial signal paths

Key specifications

• Cable length: 10 metres
• Outer jacket colour: white
• Connector type: coaxial connectors fitted on both ends
• Shielding: braided and/or foil shielding to minimise electromagnetic interference
• Conductor type: centre conductor designed for RF signal transmission

How to use

Route the coaxial cable between the source device and the receiving device, avoiding sharp bends and kinks. Ensure connectors are fully seated and tightened by hand where applicable to maintain a secure electrical connection. If running the cable along skirting or through walls, use appropriate clips or conduits and follow local regulations for in-wall installations. Test the connection after installation by verifying signal quality on the connected equipment.

Recommendations

For best performance, avoid running the coaxial cable parallel to mains power lines and keep it away from strong sources of electromagnetic interference. Inspect connectors periodically for corrosion or damage and replace the cable if physical wear compromises the shielding or conductor. Use suitable cable clips or tie wraps to relieve strain at connector ends.