Coaxial Antenna Cable ShiverPeaks 80207-128 — White, Maximum Connectivity, 100 dB

The ShiverPeaks coaxial antenna cable 80207-128 in white is designed for RF signal transmission between antennas, receivers and TV tuners. With a Maximum Connectivity specification and a shielding performance rated at 100 dB, the cable is intended for indoor antenna installations and for linking equipment in homes and small commercial environments. The cable's construction prioritizes stable signal transfer and reduced interference for terrestrial TV, radio and similar RF applications.

Advantages

This coaxial cable provides high shielding effectiveness to minimize electromagnetic interference and maintain signal integrity across the run. The white jacket offers a neutral appearance suitable for indoor mounting and visible installations. The cable is flexible enough for routing in walls, along skirting boards or through conduit while preserving consistent electrical characteristics for TV and radio reception.

Suitable for

• Connecting indoor antennas to TV tuners and set-top boxes
• Linking FM/DAB radio receivers to rooftop or indoor antennas
• Small commercial AV installations requiring high-shielding coaxial runs
• In-home distribution of terrestrial TV signals between rooms

Key specifications

• Shielding performance: 100 dB (high attenuation of external interference)
• Color: white jacket for discreet indoor installation
• Intended use: indoor antenna and receiver connections
• Conductor and dielectric: designed for consistent RF transmission characteristics
• Flexibility: suitable for routing in typical residential and small commercial pathways

How to use

Strip the cable end carefully to expose the centre conductor and the shielding according to the connector manufacturer's instructions. Fit compatible coaxial connectors and tighten to the equipment's antenna or tuner input. Route the cable to avoid running alongside mains power wiring where possible to reduce potential interference. For wall or concealed installations, use appropriate conduit and adhere to local building codes and safety regulations.

Recommendations

For best reception quality, keep cable runs as short and as direct as practical, avoid tight bends that can deform the conductor or shielding, and use matched connectors and high-quality termination techniques to preserve the cable's shielding performance.