Coaxial Cable ShiverPeaks 3.75m F-type

The ShiverPeaks 3.75m F-type coaxial cable provides a reliable physical link for audio-visual and RF devices requiring F-type terminations. At 3.75 meters long, this cable is intended for in-home or professional installations where a moderate run between the source and the device is needed. Constructed to meet the specified performance standard, it is suitable for carrying TV signals, satellite feeds and other broadband RF signals with consistent impedance and low insertion loss.

Advantages

This coaxial cable features F-type connectors on both ends for secure screw-on attachment, reducing the chance of intermittent contact. The 3.75 m length offers flexibility for room-to-room connections without excess slack. Designed to meet the referenced performance standard, the cable is built for consistent signal transmission and durability in typical installation environments.

Suitable for

• Connecting televisions to wall outlets or set-top boxes
• Linking satellite receivers to LNBs or multiswitches
• Distribution of terrestrial or cable TV signals within a premises
• Temporary or permanent RF connections in home entertainment setups

Key specifications

• Cable length: 3.75 meters
• Connector type: F-type on both ends
• Impedance: suitable for 75 Ω RF systems
• Intended signal types: TV, satellite and other RF/broadband signals
• Compliance: manufactured to meet relevant performance and durability standards

How to use

Ensure both devices are powered off before connecting. Firmly screw the F-type connector onto the threaded inlet of the device or wall socket until hand-tight; avoid overtightening with tools to prevent damage to the connector. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and high-stress points, and secure it with clips or ties as needed. After connection, power on the devices and verify signal integrity through device status indicators or on-screen signal meters.

Recommendations

For best performance, keep cable runs as short as practical, avoid running coaxial cable parallel to mains wiring for long distances, and use suitable shielding and grounding practices where required by the installation. Replace the cable if connectors are damaged or if signal quality degrades noticeably.