Coaxial Antenna Cable ShiverPeaks 80208-128 — 100 dB attenuation, shielded filter

The ShiverPeaks coaxial antenna cable model 80208-128 is a 10.0 m white cable with an integrated shielded filter and a high attenuation characteristic of 100 dB. It is designed for radio frequency (RF) signal transmission where suppression of unwanted interference and reduction of common-mode currents on the cable shield are required. The cable provides a stable signal path for antenna installations, TV and radio reception systems, and other RF applications that demand improved shielding and noise rejection.

Advantages

The integrated shielded filter reduces interference by attenuating unwanted signals and suppressing sheath currents, resulting in improved signal integrity for connected receivers. The 100 dB attenuation specification indicates strong suppression performance for common-mode noise and external disturbances. Built with a robust outer jacket in a neutral white color, the cable is suitable for visible installations while providing durable protection for the internal conductor and shielding.

Suitable for

• Antenna installations for radio and TV reception
• Environments requiring suppression of electromagnetic interference (EMI)
• Fixed installations where common-mode current reduction is needed
• Setups requiring a shielded filter integrated into the coaxial run

Key specifications

• Length: 10.0 m
• Cable color: white
• Shielded filter: integrated
• Attenuation / suppression: 100 dB (common-mode / interference attenuation)
• Cable type: coaxial antenna cable

How to use

Connect the coaxial cable between the antenna and the receiver or distribution device, ensuring secure connector attachment at both ends and proper grounding of the system where applicable. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and proximity to large sources of electrical noise. If the installation includes grounding points or surge protection, follow local electrical codes and manufacturer instructions for those components to achieve effective interference suppression.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, keep cable runs as direct as practical, avoid kinking the cable, and maintain proper connector torque. Use the integrated shielded filter in installations where common-mode noise is present or suspected; combine with proper grounding and quality connectors to maximize signal integrity.