Cable coaxial 3 m ShiverPeaks SP-PROFESSIONAL

The ShiverPeaks Coaxial Cable 3m SP-PROFESSIONAL is a 3‑meter IEC coaxial lead designed for audio and video signal transmission. It features precision IEC connectors and a construction intended to reduce signal loss and interference while maintaining consistent impedance across its length. The cable combines a durable outer jacket with a visually distinctive blue, gold and grey finish suitable for visible professional installations.

Advantages

This coaxial cable offers low attenuation and stable signal transfer for domestic and professional AV equipment. The IEC connectors provide reliable mechanical contact and easy plug‑and‑play connection. The cable's robust build and shielding minimise interference from external sources, and the 3 m length balances reach and signal integrity for common installation scenarios.

Suitable for

• Connecting televisions and set‑top boxes to antenna or cable outlets
• Linking radio receivers and tuners where IEC coax is required
• Temporary or permanent AV installations in homes or small studios
• Replacing worn or damaged coax leads in consumer and professional equipment

Key specifications

• Cable type: IEC coaxial
• Length: 3 m
• Connectors: high‑quality IEC connectors (male/female compatible with standard IEC sockets)
• Shielding: multi‑layer shielding to reduce electromagnetic interference
• Outer jacket: durable protective sheath with blue, gold and grey coloration
• Impedance: designed for stable characteristic impedance suitable for consumer AV signals

How to use

Identify the IEC connector ends and align them with the corresponding sockets on your devices. Push the connector straight into the IEC socket until it seats firmly; no special tools are required. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and close proximity to power cables to maintain signal quality. For best results, ensure connectors are clean and free of debris before making connections.

Recommendations

Use the 3 m length to place equipment in optimal positions while keeping signal path short. Avoid running the coaxial cable parallel to mains cables for long distances; cross them at right angles if necessary. Inspect connectors periodically for wear and replace the cable if shielding or jacket damage is visible.