Cable coaxial ShiverPeaks BS80098-G-128CP-S 10 m F negro

The ShiverPeaks BS80098-G-128CP-S 10m F Black coaxial cable provides a 10-metre length with F-connectors on both ends for connecting televisions, satellite receivers and other RF equipment. The cable is designed to transmit audio and video signals with stable impedance and low loss over the run. Its black outer jacket combines flexibility with durability to allow routing behind furniture or through conduit in home or small professional installations.

Advantages

This coaxial cable features precision F-connectors at both ends that ensure secure screw-on termination and consistent contact. The 10 m length reduces the need for additional couplers in typical living-room and AV cabinet setups. The cable construction is intended to maintain signal integrity for analogue and digital RF signals, while the black jacket offers discreet appearance and mechanical protection during installation and everyday use.

Suitable for

• Connecting TVs to wall sockets or set-top boxes
• Linking satellite receivers to dish LNBs via indoor runs
• Feeding digital terrestrial or cable TV tuners
• Short runs in home theatre systems and AV racks

Key specifications

• Cable type: coaxial RF cable with F connectors on both ends
• Length: 10 metres
• Outer jacket colour: black
• Connector type: screw-on F male connectors
• Intended signals: analogue and digital TV, satellite, cable and RF audio/video
• Design focus: flexible jacket for indoor routing and mechanical protection

How to use

Route the cable from the transmission source to the receiver avoiding sharp bends and tight kinks. Securely screw the F connector onto the device’s F-type socket by hand until firm; do not overtighten with pliers to avoid damaging the connector or device. If passing through walls or conduit, ensure there is sufficient bend radius and protect the cable from abrasion. Test the connection after installation by tuning the receiver or running a signal check.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, keep the run length as short as practical and avoid running coaxial cable in parallel with mains power cables to reduce potential interference. Where multiple connectors are required, use high-quality low-loss couplers. Inspect connectors periodically for corrosion and replace the cable if the jacket shows significant wear.