Coaxial Cable ShiverPeaks BS90-10005 100m White Copper

The ShiverPeaks BS90-10005 100m White Copper coaxial cable provides a continuous 100-metre run of white-sheathed cable with a solid copper conductor designed for reliable audio and video signal transmission. Constructed for standard coaxial applications, the cable balances electrical performance and physical flexibility to suit installations in home entertainment setups, CCTV systems, and other low-loss RF connections where a durable, visible run is required.

Advantages

This coaxial cable uses a copper conductor to maintain signal integrity over the full 100 m length and is finished with a white outer jacket for a clean, discreet appearance in indoor installations. The construction reduces attenuation compared with lower-quality conductors, supports effective shielding continuity in standard installations, and offers mechanical durability for handling and routing in walls, conduits, or along skirting boards.

Suitable for

• Home TV antenna connections and cable TV distribution
• CCTV and analogue video links
• Satellite LNB connections within rated distance limits
• Audio-video systems and downstream RF signal distribution
• Runs where a visible white cable is preferred for aesthetic reasons

Key specifications

• Length: 100 metres
• Conductor material: copper
• Outer sheath color: white
• Cable type: coaxial (suitable for RF and video signals)
• Intended use: indoor installations and protected routing

How to use

Cut the cable to the required length and prepare the ends by stripping the outer sheath, shield, and dielectric to expose the copper conductor according to the connector manufacturer’s instructions. Fit appropriate F-type, BNC or other compatible connectors and ensure solid mechanical and electrical connections. Route the cable avoiding sharp bends and prolonged compression; secure with clips or cable ties rated for coaxial use. When connecting to devices, confirm impedance compatibility and test the signal after termination to verify connection quality.

Recommendations

For best performance, use quality connectors and keep cable runs as short as practical. Avoid running coaxial cable parallel to mains power wiring to reduce interference. When routing the cable through walls or conduits, observe local building and safety regulations and use grommets or firestop materials where required.