Coaxial Angle Connector ShiverPeaks 82020 — right-angle RF coaxial connector

Coaxial angle connector ShiverPeaks 82020 is a right-angle RF coaxial connector designed to join coaxial cables and RF equipment where a compact 90° connection is required. It enables signal transmission between antennas, routers, modems and other wireless or broadband devices while improving cable routing and reducing stress on connectors in confined spaces.

Advantages

The right-angle design reduces cable bending radius and helps organize cable runs in tight installations. Constructed for RF use, the connector offers a stable mechanical connection and maintains consistent signal path when used with compatible coaxial cables and devices. Its compact form factor allows installation behind equipment or in cabinets where straight connectors would not fit.

Suitable for

• Routing coaxial cables in constrained spaces behind routers, modems and signal amplifiers
• Connecting external antennas to wireless access points and routers where a 90° interface is needed
• Installing in wall plates, cabinets or equipment racks to improve cable management

Key specifications

• Connector type: right-angle RF coaxial connector designed for standard coaxial cable interfaces
• Orientation: 90° (right-angle) for reduced bending stress
• Color: white
• Mounting context: inline/inline-to-device connection for antennas, routers, modems and other RF equipment
• Typical use: signal transmission for wireless and broadband applications

How to use

Align the connector with the mating coaxial socket on the device or cable, ensuring the right-angle orientation matches the desired cable route. Gently insert and secure according to the mating connector type until a firm mechanical connection is achieved; avoid excessive force to prevent damage to threads or contacts. Verify signal continuity after installation and route the connected cable to minimize sharp bends and mechanical stress on the connector.

Recommendations

Use the connector with compatible coaxial cable and mating sockets to ensure reliable RF performance. Where possible, support the cable near the connector to prevent strain, keep the connection area dry and free of dust, and avoid repeated disassembly to preserve contact integrity.