Coaxial SAT connection cable ShiverPeaks 80098-15-MHQ 15 m with chrome metal connectors

Coaxial SAT connection cable ShiverPeaks 80098-15-MHQ 15 m with chrome metal connectors is a 15-metre satellite-grade coaxial cable intended for connecting satellite dishes, set-top boxes and receivers. The cable features chrome-plated metal connectors that ensure a firm mechanical connection and stable RF transfer for satellite TV distribution and home audio-video setups. It is designed for indoor use and short outdoor runs where a durable coaxial link and consistent signal quality are required.

Advantages

The cable provides low-loss RF transmission over its 15 m length and uses robust chrome metal connectors to minimise signal interruption at connection points. Its construction balances flexibility with mechanical strength, making routing and installation straightforward in typical home AV and satellite installations. The shielded coaxial design reduces interference from nearby electronics and helps maintain picture and sound integrity for satellite TV reception.

Suitable for

• Connecting satellite dishes to receivers or set-top boxes
• Home AV installations requiring a quality coaxial link
• Short outdoor cable runs and indoor routing between devices

Key specifications

• Cable length: 15 metres
• Connector type: chrome-plated metal connectors
• Cable type: satellite-grade coaxial
• Intended use: RF transmission for satellite TV and AV equipment
• Installation: suitable for indoor and short outdoor runs

How to use

Route the 15 m coaxial cable between the satellite dish, LNB or wall outlet and the receiver or set-top box, avoiding sharp bends and kinks. Ensure connectors are fully seated and tightened by hand to secure the chrome metal fittings; do not overtighten with pliers to avoid damaging the connector. For outdoor sections, use appropriate weatherproofing at connector points and follow local installation guidelines for mounting and cable routing.

Recommendations

For optimal signal quality, keep cable runs as short and direct as possible and avoid running the coaxial cable parallel to power cables or sources of electromagnetic interference. Use additional shielding or a higher-specification coaxial cable only if the installation requires extended outdoor runs or experiences signal degradation.