The ShiverPeaks 80015-S coaxial antenna cable is a 100% shielded BK-compatible cable designed for reliable RF signal transmission in antenna installations, TV and satellite setups, and RF testing. With a specified shielding effectiveness of 75 dB and a durable black jacket, this 5.0 m cable supports stable reception by minimizing electromagnetic interference and reducing signal loss over short to medium runs. The cable is suitable for both indoor and outdoor antenna routing when installed according to environmental and connector requirements.
Advantages
Full 100% shielding provides consistent attenuation of external electromagnetic interference, improving signal integrity for television, satellite and antenna systems. BK-compatible connectors ensure interoperability with a wide range of antennas and receivers. The 75 dB shielding rating indicates high resistance to ingress noise and cross-talk, and the robust outer jacket offers mechanical protection for typical installation conditions.
Suitable for
- Indoor TV antenna connections and set-top boxes
- Satellite LNB and receiver links for short to medium cable runs
- RF testing setups and measurement where shielded coax is required
- Home AV systems requiring low-interference signal paths
- Temporary outdoor antenna runs where a protected coax is acceptable
Key specifications
- Shielding: 100% braided and/or foil shielding, nominal 75 dB attenuation of external interference
- Connector compatibility: BK-compatible coaxial connectors
- Length: 5.0 m nominal cable length
- Color and jacket: black outer jacket with mechanical protection for typical installations
- Application: RF signal transmission for antenna, TV, satellite and measurement systems
How to use
Route the cable between devices, avoiding sharp bends and kinks that can damage the conductor or shielding. Ensure connector mating surfaces are clean and fully seated to maintain shielding continuity. For outdoor runs, protect exposed connectors and cable ends from moisture using suitable weatherproofing materials. When connecting to receivers, set-top boxes, or LNBs, tighten connectors to hand-tight plus a quarter turn if using threaded BK-compatible fittings, observing manufacturer torque recommendations if provided.
Usage recommendations
For best performance keep cable runs as short as practical; longer runs increase insertion loss. Avoid running the coax in parallel with power cables to reduce potential interference. If the installation requires long outdoor runs or burial, consider using purpose-rated outdoor or underground coax alternatives and additional surge protection where lightning risk is present.
