Satellite cable ShiverPeaks 80117-128 with F-Quick angled connector

The ShiverPeaks Satellite cable 80117-128 with F-Quick angled connector is a pre-terminated coaxial lead designed for satellite signal transmission. The cable comes with a right-angled F-Quick plug fitted at one end to permit easy connection in confined spaces, behind wall-mounted receivers or near LNBs on dishes. It is intended for use where a compact, quick-install termination and reliable shielding are required.

Advantages

The cable provides a secure, fast connection through a push-on F-Quick angled connector that reduces the need for twisting and holding in tight installations. Its construction includes full shielding that exceeds 100 dB attenuation against external interference, helping to preserve signal integrity. The white jacket and 7.5 m length balance visibility and reach for typical home or professional satellite setups.

Suitable for

• Connecting satellite receivers to wall outlets in compact installations
• Linking LNBs on satellite dishes where an angled termination is needed
• Replacing existing coaxial leads in home or small professional installations
• Situations requiring strong shielding against EMI/RFI

Key specifications

• Connector type: angled F-Quick plug with central pin
• Shielding: 100% shielded with attenuation greater than 100 dB
• Color: white
• Length: 7.5 m
• Cable use: satellite signal (coaxial)

How to use

Route the cable from the satellite dish or wall outlet to the receiver, avoiding sharp bends and sources of strong electromagnetic interference. Fit the angled F-Quick connector onto the receiver or LNB by pushing the pre-fitted plug onto the mating socket until it seats securely. Ensure the central pin aligns with the device input; no additional tools are required for the F-Quick push-on termination. Inspect connections visually and, if available, verify signal level on the receiver to confirm correct installation.

Recommendations

For best performance, avoid tight kinks and keep the cable away from power lines and large metal objects. When routing through walls or conduits, maintain bend radii recommended for coaxial cables and secure the cable to prevent strain at the connector.