Coaxial satellite cable ShiverPeaks 80105-128 — 100% shielded, F-Quick to F-Quick connector

Coaxial satellite cable ShiverPeaks 80105-128 is a 5.0 m, fully shielded F-Quick to F-Quick connection cable designed for satellite TV signal distribution. The cable features 100% shielding and a central conductor pin to ensure stable signal transmission with reduced electromagnetic interference. It is intended for use with LNBs, set-top boxes, multiswitches and other satellite reception equipment where a quick F-type connection is required. The white jacket and durable construction allow routing for indoor and protected outdoor runs.

Advantages

The fully shielded design delivers high isolation from external interference and minimizes signal loss over the run. F-Quick connectors provide fast, reliable F-type terminations with a central pin that improves mechanical stability and contact quality. The cable’s construction supports consistent impedance and low return loss, making it suitable for demanding satellite signal environments.

Suitable for

• Connecting LNBs on satellite dishes to receivers or multiswitches
• Wiring set-top boxes or satellite receivers in home entertainment systems
• Short to medium indoor or protected outdoor cable runs requiring quick F-type connections

Key specifications

• Cable length: 5.0 m
• Connector type: F-Quick to F-Quick with central pin
• Shielding: 100% coverage for high isolation
• Impedance: designed for standard satellite systems (75 Ω)
• Return loss / isolation: high-performance shielding to reduce interference (greater than 100 dB in typical configurations)
• Jacket color: white

How to use

Route the cable from the satellite dish or distribution point to the receiver or multiswitch, avoiding sharp bends and sources of strong electromagnetic interference. Screw the F-Quick connector onto the device’s F-type socket until the connection is secure and the central pin makes firm contact. Verify tightness by hand; do not overtighten with excessive force. After installation, check signal levels on the receiver to confirm proper operation.

Recommendations

For stable reception, keep cable runs as short and straight as practical, use weatherproofing at outdoor connectors if exposed, and avoid running the cable parallel to power lines. When routing through walls or conduits, ensure the bend radius meets the manufacturer’s guidelines and inspect connectors periodically for corrosion or loosening.