Cable coaxial ShiverPeaks BS80207-128-G 7,5 m IEC blanco

The ShiverPeaks BS80207-128-G 7.5 m IEC White coaxial cable provides a straightforward connection for audio and video devices that use standard IEC male/female connectors. With a 7.5 meter length and a white jacket, this cable is designed to bridge components across living rooms, home theaters, and AV racks while maintaining signal integrity through a conventional coaxial construction suited to analogue RF and cable TV distribution.

Advantages

This coaxial cable combines a practical length with a neutral white finish that blends into domestic and professional environments. The cable’s connectors are fitted for reliable mating with IEC ports, and the coaxial design minimizes signal loss and interference over the 7.5 m run. Its flexible jacket and durable build simplify routing behind furniture or inside AV cabinets without compromising connection quality.

Suitable for

• Connecting TVs to antenna, cable TV or set-top boxes with IEC ports
• Linking radio receivers or tuners to aerial inputs
• Extending existing coaxial runs in home entertainment systems
• Temporary or permanent cable runs in residential AV installations

Key specifications

• Cable type: coaxial cable with IEC male-to-female connectors
• Length: 7.5 meters
• Outer jacket color: white
• Intended signal: analogue RF / TV and radio signals
• Construction: flexible outer jacket for easy routing

How to use

Connect the cable by inserting the IEC connector into the matching socket on your TV, set-top box, tuner or antenna. Ensure connectors are fully seated to maintain a secure mechanical and electrical connection. Route the 7.5 m cable to avoid sharp bends, kinks or tight pinches; secure with cable ties or clips where appropriate to prevent strain on connector ends. For best reception, avoid running the cable in parallel with power cords for long distances.

Recommendations

Use the cable for standard analogue TV and radio signal distribution in home and small commercial setups. For optimal performance, replace the cable if the jacket or connectors show visible damage, and prefer short, direct routing between devices when possible to reduce potential interference.