Satellite Window Feedthrough ShiverPeaks 86375 Transparent extra thin – coaxial pass-through for SAT cable

ShiverPeaks Satellite Window Feedthrough 86375 Transparent extra thin is a low-profile coaxial pass-through designed to route a single SAT cable through a closed window without drilling. The product creates a sealed, weather-resistant barrier that preserves insulation and prevents drafts while allowing temporary or semi-permanent satellite cable entry. Its transparent and extra-thin design minimizes visual impact and fits most window gap configurations where a neat, unobtrusive cable solution is needed.

Advantages

The extra-thin transparent construction allows the coaxial cable to pass through with minimal gap, maintaining window sealing and thermal insulation. The feedthrough is simple to install and remove, leaving no permanent modifications to the window frame or glass. Its design reduces the risk of water ingress and wind drafts compared with ad-hoc cable routing, and the transparent material makes it visually discreet. Intended for single-cable use, it keeps the cable secure and centrally guided through the opening.

Suitable for

• Temporary satellite installations in apartments where drilling is not allowed
• Semi-permanent setups in caravans, motorhomes, or boats
• Rooftop antenna testing or short-term satellite reception setups
• Situations requiring neat, low-profile cable entry through windows

Key specifications

• Type: single-coaxial SAT cable pass-through for windows
• Material: transparent, thin-profile plastic
• Compatibility: standard RG6/RG59-type coaxial satellite cables (single core)
• Application: indoor/outdoor transitional sealing for cable entry through closed windows
• Installation: non-invasive, removable without drilling

How to use

Open the window to create a slit wide enough for the feedthrough and the coaxial cable. Insert the feedthrough into the gap so that the sealing surfaces align with the window panes and frame, then close the window to compress the feedthrough gently for a snug fit. Route the coaxial cable through the central opening and connect it to the indoor receiver or the outdoor antenna as required. For removal, disconnect the cable, open the window and slide the feedthrough out; no tools or permanent fixtures are needed.

Recommendations

Ensure the selected window gap allows full compression of the feedthrough without deforming the cable; avoid forcing oversized connectors through the opening. Check the feedthrough periodically for signs of wear or UV degradation if used outdoors for extended periods. For long-term outdoor installations, use additional mechanical support and sealants as appropriate to local conditions and building regulations.