Coaxial Antenna Cable ShiverPeaks 80204-128S, 100 dB, shielded filter

The ShiverPeaks coaxial antenna cable 80204-128S is a shielded RF cable designed for reliable signal transmission in antenna installations and broadcast systems. It features a high shielding effectiveness of approximately 100 dB and an integrated shielded filter to reduce common-mode currents and suppress interference. The cable is supplied in a black jacket and a 3.0 m length, offering a practical solution for connecting antennas, receivers and transmitters where improved signal integrity and reduced electromagnetic interference are required.

Advantages

This antenna cable combines strong shielding and an integrated mantle current filter to provide improved suppression of electromagnetic interference and common-mode noise. The construction preserves RF signal quality over the cable run, reducing the risk of degraded reception or transmission. The black outer jacket provides a discreet appearance suitable for indoor and outdoor installations where visual impact matters.

Suitable for

• Connecting outdoor or indoor antennas to receivers and tuners
• Broadcast and RF distribution systems requiring high shielding
• Installations susceptible to interference from nearby electrical equipment or long cable runs
• Applications where suppression of common-mode currents and improved signal-to-noise ratio are important

Key specifications

• Shielding effectiveness: approximately 100 dB
• Integrated shielded (mantle current) filter for common-mode suppression
• Jacket colour: black
• Cable length: 3.0 m
• Connectors: coaxial terminations suitable for antenna connections (pre-fitted)

How to use

Route the cable between the antenna and the receiving or transmitting device keeping bends gentle to avoid damaging the dielectric or outer conductor. Connect the coaxial terminations securely to the antenna and to the receiver or transmitter input, ensuring proper mechanical engagement and electrical contact. Place the integrated shielded filter close to the equipment or point of ingress where common-mode currents are most likely to occur. Avoid running the cable in parallel with high-voltage power lines for extended distances to minimise potential coupling of interference.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, install the cable with minimal sharp bends and protect outdoor segments from prolonged UV exposure where possible. Position the filter near the device or entry point to the building to reduce interference effectively. Verify connector tightness periodically and replace the cable if the outer jacket or connectors show signs of wear or corrosion.