Coaxial Cable ShiverPeaks BS80027-128S 7.5m IEC Black

The ShiverPeaks BS80027-128S 7.5m IEC Black coaxial cable provides a 7.5-metre connection with IEC male-to-male connectors designed for audio and video signal delivery. Intended for use with televisions, set-top boxes, radios and other equipment that accept standard IEC connections, the cable focuses on consistent signal transmission and physical durability. The black jacket offers a discreet appearance suitable for home AV installations and visible runs behind furniture.

Advantages

This coaxial cable features robust shielding and a construction aimed at reducing electromagnetic interference and signal loss across its 7.5 m length. The IEC connectors on both ends are engineered for secure mating and repeated plugging cycles, while the flexible outer sheath allows easy routing in domestic setups. The overall build supports stable reception of broadcast and line-level signals where standard IEC coaxial connections are used.

Suitable for

• Connecting a television to an antenna or set-top box
• Linking radios or tuners with IEC-compatible inputs
• Extending existing coaxial runs within a home entertainment system
• Temporary or permanent cable runs behind furniture or along walls

Key specifications

• Cable length: 7.5 metres
• Connector type: IEC male to IEC male
• Outer colour: Black
• Cable type: Coaxial
• Primary use: Audio and video signal transmission

How to use

Route the coaxial cable from the source device (for example, an antenna, set-top box or radio) to the receiving device (television, tuner or recorder), ensuring both devices are powered off during connection. Align the IEC connector with the device’s coaxial socket and push until it fits securely; no tools are required for standard IEC fittings. Avoid tight bends or kinks in the cable and secure the cable with clips or ties if routing along skirting boards or behind equipment to prevent strain on the connectors.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, keep the cable length appropriate for the installation and avoid running the coaxial cable parallel to mains power cables for long distances to reduce potential interference. Inspect connectors periodically for damage and replace the cable if shielding or connectors show wear that could affect signal quality.