Coaxial Antenna Cable ShiverPeaks 80013 — 100% Shielded, 75 dB, 2.50 m

The ShiverPeaks 80013 coaxial antenna cable is a 2.50 m, 100% shielded RF cable designed for antenna and signal connections where preservation of signal quality is required. With a shielding attenuation of 75 dB and a straight white finish, this cable is intended for indoor and sheltered outdoor installations for TV, radio and Wi‑Fi antenna systems. The construction includes a solid copper inner conductor and a double shielding system combining an aluminum foil layer and a copper braid to minimize electromagnetic interference and maintain stable signal transmission along the run.

Advantages

The cable provides full 100% shielding with rated attenuation of 75 dB which reduces ingress and egress of interference. A solid copper inner conductor ensures low resistive loss and reliable connectivity. The double-shield design—foil plus copper braid—improves protection against broadband noise and nearby RF sources. The connector and coupling are fully shielded and conform to common DIN interface dimensions, enabling straightforward mating with compatible antenna and receiver ports. The 2.50 m length offers flexibility for common installation layouts without excess cable slack.

Suitable for

• Home and small-office TV and radio antenna connections
• Wi‑Fi antenna links and RF signal routing within sheltered environments
• Connections between antenna, amplifier, splitter and receiver where high shielding is required

Key specifications

• Cable length: 2.50 m
• Shielding: 100% double shield (foil + copper braid)
• Shielding attenuation: 75 dB
• Inner conductor: solid copper (Cu), diameter ~0.5 mm
• Outer appearance: straight, white finish
• Connector style: fully shielded straight connector and coupling conforming to DIN 45 325 dimensional interface

How to use

Connect one end of the ShiverPeaks 80013 coaxial cable to the antenna output or antenna feed and the other end to the receiver, amplifier or distribution device using the matching DIN-style connector. Ensure both connector threads or couplings are seated and tightened to provide a secure mechanical and electrical connection. Route the cable avoiding sharp bends and areas of potential mechanical stress; maintain gentle bend radii consistent with coaxial cable practice. For outdoor-exposed runs use additional weatherproofing at connection points and install under shelter where indicated.

Recommendations

For best performance, keep cable runs as short as practical, avoid routing parallel to power lines or large electronic equipment, and use proper weather seals on any outdoor terminations. Periodically inspect connectors for corrosion and mechanical wear to preserve shielding effectiveness and signal quality.