Coaxkabel S/CONN 80094-G-128CP 3,75 m F-type wit

The ShiverPeaks Coaxial Cable S/CONN 80094-G-128CP 3.75 m F-type White is a 3.75 metre coax cable with F-type connectors on both ends, designed for reliable transmission of audio and video signals. Its white outer jacket blends with typical home and office interiors while the length provides room for flexible device placement and neat installation. The cable is intended for use where a standard, single-run coax connection is required between equipment such as televisions, set-top boxes and satellite receivers.

Advantages

This coaxial cable offers stable signal transfer through its F-type terminations on both ends, reducing the chance of signal loss at connection points. The 3.75 m length balances reach and cable management, allowing connections without excess slack. The neutral white jacket is resistant to common wear from installation and everyday routing, helping the cable remain discrete in visible installations.

Suitable for

• Connecting televisions to wall outlets or set-top boxes
• Linking satellite receivers to TVs or splitters
• Extending coax runs for radio frequency (RF) applications in home setups
• Temporary or permanent AV setups where a 3.75 m run is appropriate

Key specifications

• Cable type: coaxial cable with F-type connectors
• Length: 3.75 metres
• Connector configuration: F-type on both ends
• Outer jacket color: white
• Primary use: audio/video and RF signal transmission

How to use

Ensure both devices are powered off before connecting to avoid transient interference. Insert each F-type connector onto the corresponding threaded coax socket until hand-tight; avoid over-tightening which could damage the connector or socket. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and sources of electrical interference. After connection, power on devices and verify signal quality; if reception issues occur, re-seat connectors and check for secure contact at both ends.

Recommendations

For consistent performance, keep the cable run as direct as possible and avoid routing parallel to mains power cables. Use appropriate cable clips or ties to secure the cable without compressing the jacket. If using splitters or amplifiers, select components rated for the frequencies in use to maintain signal integrity.