Antenna Cable ShiverPeaks 80202-128-1.5S — coaxial lead, 1.5 m, 100 dB, black

Coaxial antenna cable ShiverPeaks 80202-128-1.5S is a 1.5 m lead with a black outer jacket designed to connect antennas to receivers, routers or RF equipment. The cable is specified with a maximum connectivity value of 100 dB and incorporates a sheath current filter feature to reduce unwanted interference. It is intended for installations where a short, well-shielded connection is required and where the listed attenuation/connectivity characteristic is needed.

Advantages

The ShiverPeaks 80202-128-1.5S offers a compact 1.5 m length that limits excess cable while providing flexibility in placement. The black outer jacket provides discreet appearance and basic mechanical protection. The sheath current filter and high attenuation/connectivity rating help reduce interference and improve signal integrity between antenna and receiving equipment.

Suitable for

• Connecting external antennas to TV receivers and set-top boxes
• Linking antennas to wireless routers or access points in small installations
• Short patch connections in RF test setups or measurement benches
• Professional or home installations requiring a 1.5 m coaxial lead with high attenuation characteristics

Key specifications

• Cable type: coaxial antenna cable
• Length: 1.5 m
• Outer jacket color: black
• Specified maximum connectivity/attenuation rating: 100 dB
• Sheath current filter: included (mantelstromfilter)

How to use

Connect one end of the ShiverPeaks coaxial cable to the antenna connector and the other end to the receiver, router or RF instrument. Ensure connectors are securely tightened where applicable and avoid sharp bends or kinks in the cable to maintain signal quality. Route the cable to minimize exposure to strong interference sources and to prevent mechanical strain at connection points.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use this 1.5 m cable for short runs where the high attenuation/connectivity rating and sheath current filtering are desirable. Keep connectors clean and check compatibility of connector types with your equipment before installation. Avoid placing the cable near large mains transformers or unshielded power cables to reduce potential interference.