Coaxial Cable ShiverPeaks BS80408 10m

The ShiverPeaks BS80408 10m coaxial cable provides a 10-metre connection with coaxial connectors on both ends for signal transmission between audio and video devices. Designed for household and professional AV setups, this cable supports standard coaxial signal types used with televisions, satellite receivers, set-top boxes and similar equipment. The outer jacket and connector design focus on durability and consistent contact to minimise signal loss over the cable length.

Advantages

This 10m coaxial cable offers a stable connection suitable for RF and video signals, with straightforward plug-and-play use thanks to standard coax connectors on both ends. The length allows flexible placement of devices without the need for adapters or additional joints, reducing potential points of failure. Construction aims to reduce signal attenuation and provide reliable mechanical performance for repeated connections.

Suitable for

• Connecting televisions to antenna or wall outlets
• Linking satellite receivers or set-top boxes to displays
• Extending existing coaxial runs in home AV systems
• Temporary or permanent AV installations where a 10 m cable is appropriate

Key specifications

• Cable length: 10 metres
• Connector type: coaxial connectors on both ends
• Intended signal type: RF/video for TV and satellite equipment
• Construction: standard coaxial cable design with protective outer jacket

How to use

Connect one coaxial connector to the output of your source device (for example a satellite receiver, set-top box or antenna outlet) and the other connector to the input of the display or recording device. Ensure connectors are fully seated and tightened where applicable to maintain good electrical contact. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends, excessive pulling, or crush points that could damage the inner conductor or dielectric and increase signal loss.

Recommendations

For best performance, keep cable runs as short and direct as practical, avoid running the cable in parallel with mains power cables to reduce interference, and use quality termination points. If signal levels seem weak at 10 m, check connectors and connections first; if necessary, consider using a low-noise amplifier or a higher-specification coaxial cable for long runs.