Coaxial Connector IEC ShiverPeaks BS82020

The ShiverPeaks BS82020 IEC coaxial connector is a single male connector designed for stable audio and video signal connections. Its straightforward male IEC form factor provides compatibility with a wide range of consumer and professional equipment that require a standard coaxial inlet, making it suitable as a replacement part or for custom cable assemblies. Packaged as one unit, the connector emphasizes reliable contact, a compact footprint and mechanical durability appropriate for everyday AV installations.

Advantages

This male IEC coaxial connector offers consistent electrical contact and low signal loss for analogue audio and video transmission. Constructed with materials chosen for conductivity and wear resistance, the design supports repeated mating cycles while maintaining mechanical stability. The single-unit packaging simplifies purchasing for repairs or small projects and reduces waste when only one connector is required.

Suitable for

• Repairing or replacing a single coaxial input on TVs, set-top boxes and radios
• Small custom cable assemblies for audio/video connections
• Spare part for AV installers and field technicians

Key specifications

• Connector type: male IEC coaxial
• Quantity: single unit
• Application: analogue audio and video signal transmission
• Form factor: compact, panel- or cable-mount compatible

How to use

Install the male IEC coaxial connector into the corresponding female socket on the device or integrate it into a coaxial cable assembly following standard soldering or crimping procedures appropriate for the connector model. Ensure the connector is seated fully and tightened if the design includes a threaded or locking mechanism. Verify signal continuity and correct polarity after installation using appropriate test equipment before returning the device to service.

Recommendations

For best results, use the ShiverPeaks male IEC coaxial connector in environments free from excessive moisture and mechanical stress. Match cable impedance and shielding practices to the connected equipment to minimize signal reflections and interference. When replacing an existing connector, document cable orientation and grounding to preserve audio/video performance.