Satellite connection cable ShiverPeaks 80093-SPB, 2.50 m length

Shielded satellite connection cable ShiverPeaks 80093-SPB, 2.50 m length is a ready-to-install coaxial lead intended for linking satellite dishes, receivers and compatible equipment. The cable is constructed with shielding to reduce interference and maintain signal integrity over short to medium runs. With a fixed 2.50 m length it provides a tidy, dependable connection between LNBs, set-top boxes and multiswitches in residential or small-installation environments.

Advantages

The cable offers a pre-terminated, fixed-length solution that eliminates the need for on-site cutting or crimping, simplifying installation. Its shielding reduces electromagnetic interference and helps preserve picture and sound quality. The design focuses on compatibility with standard satellite connectors and equipment, providing a consistent electrical path for satellite signals. The 2.50 m length balances flexibility and neat cable management for common home layouts.

Suitable for

• Connecting satellite LNBs to receivers or set-top boxes over short to medium distances
• Linking receivers to multiswitches in small residential installations
• Replacing or installing a fixed-length coaxial run behind entertainment units or racks

Key specifications

• Cable type: shielded coaxial satellite cable
• Nominal length: 2.50 m
• Connectors: pre-terminated for standard satellite connector interfaces
• Intended use: indoor and short-to-medium run satellite signal connections
• Signal protection: electromagnetic shielding to reduce interference

How to use

Position the cable so the length reaches between the satellite dish components, receiver or multiswitch without undue strain. Attach each pre-terminated connector to the corresponding satellite device by hand-tightening; avoid over-tightening to protect the connector and device threads. Route the cable to minimize sharp bends and to keep it away from strong power cables or sources of interference. Verify the connection at both ends and power on the equipment to check signal strength and quality. If signal loss is observed, inspect connectors for secure seating and look for damage along the cable run.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, keep cable runs as short and direct as practical, avoid coiling excess cable tightly, and separate the satellite cable from high-voltage power lines. Use the fixed 2.50 m length when a neat, pre-measured connection is desirable; for longer runs consider professionally matched cable types and termination methods.