Coaxial Satellite Connection Cable ShiverPeaks 80113-128S with F-Quick Right-Angle Plug

The ShiverPeaks 80113-128S coaxial satellite connection cable features an F-Quick right-angle plug designed for fast connections in satellite TV installations. Intended for linking LNBs, satellite receivers and wall outlets, the cable combines a compact connector format with full shielding to maintain signal quality in environments with limited space. The right-angle F-Quick plug reduces strain at connection points and helps when devices are mounted close to walls.

Advantages

This satellite cable offers a compact right-angle F-Quick connector that simplifies installation behind wall-mounted receivers or tight equipment racks. The construction includes a central pin and full multi-layer shielding to protect the signal against interference and maintain high return loss. The cable is finished in black and is supplied in a 2.5 m length that balances reach and neat cable routing.

Suitable for

• Connecting LNB to satellite receivers
• Linking satellite wall outlets to receivers in tight spaces
• Installations where right-angle connectors reduce bending and stress
• Systems requiring high shielding to minimise signal interference

Key specifications

• Connector type: F-Quick right-angle plug with central pin
• Shielding: fully shielded coaxial design with high attenuation of external interference
• Length: 2.5 metres
• Colour: black
• Application: satellite TV signal transmission

How to use

Align the right-angle F-Quick plug with the receiver, LNB or wall outlet connector and push until the quick-lock engages. Ensure the cable route avoids sharp bends and excessive tension; the right-angle plug is particularly useful for connections close to walls. When disconnecting, release the quick-lock mechanism before pulling the connector to avoid damage to the plug or the device port.

Recommendations

For reliable signal performance, keep cable runs as short and straight as practical and avoid running the coaxial cable parallel to power cables. Inspect connectors for tight engagement and replace any cable showing damage to the outer jacket or connector to preserve shielding integrity.