Cable coaxial S/CONN 81900-8-500 500 m negro blanco

The ShiverPeaks S/CONN 81900-8-500 coaxial cable is a 500-meter roll with a 5 mm outer diameter, supplied in black or white. Designed for reliable signal transmission, this coaxial cable provides consistent electrical performance and mechanical durability for a variety of coaxial signal and RF installations in domestic and professional settings. The single-piece pack is intended for straightforward deployment where a long continuous run of cable is required.

Advantages

This coaxial cable offers stable impedance and low signal attenuation suitable for video, antenna and RF connections. Its 5 mm nominal diameter balances flexibility with mechanical robustness, making routing and handling easier in confined spaces. The available black and white jacket colors enable discreet installation or visual matching to interior finishes. The 500 m length minimizes the need for joins over long runs, reducing potential points of signal loss.

Suitable for

• TV antenna and set-top box connections
• CCTV and security camera installations
• Home AV and satellite signal cabling
• Long-distance RF signal runs in buildings

Key specifications

• Cable length: 500 m
• Outer diameter: 5 mm
• Available jacket colors: black, white
• Cable type: coaxial for RF and signal transmission
• Pack quantity: 1 piece per roll

How to use

Measure the required run and cut the cable from the 500 m roll to the needed length using appropriate cable cutters. Strip the outer jacket and dielectric carefully to expose the braid and central conductor, taking care not to nick the conductor. Terminate with suitable F-type or BNC connectors or as required by your equipment, ensuring correct impedance matching. Route the cable avoiding sharp bends and electromagnetic interference sources, and secure it with cable clips or ties at regular intervals.

Recommendations

For optimal signal quality, use proper connectors and maintain the manufacturer's recommended bend radius; avoid tight loops. When installing outdoors or in damp areas, protect any exposed terminations with weatherproofing materials. For long runs, test signal levels after installation and minimize the number of splices to reduce potential attenuation.