Coaxial Antenna Cable ShiverPeaks 80205-128S, 100 dB max, black

The ShiverPeaks 80205-128S coaxial antenna cable in black is designed for RF signal transmission between radio equipment and external antennas. Constructed to provide a defined maximum connectivity performance of 100 dB, this single-purpose cable is intended for installations where a predictable signal path and documented attenuation characteristics are required. The cable includes features for common-mode suppression and a durable outer jacket suitable for indoor and protected outdoor routing.

Advantages

The coaxial design ensures controlled impedance and reduced signal reflections, supporting stable RF connections. Its documented maximum connectivity value makes planning and diagnostics straightforward for system integrators and installers. The black outer jacket provides visual discretion and protection against abrasion and mechanical wear, while the integrated common-mode filtering improves immunity to external interference on the shield.

Suitable for

• Connecting radio transceivers, receivers or repeaters to external antennas
• Fixed antenna installations requiring documented attenuation characteristics
• Indoor cabling runs and protected outdoor feedlines
• Systems where common-mode suppression on the shield is needed

Key specifications

• Type: Coaxial antenna cable for RF signal transmission
• Maximum connectivity/attenuation rating: 100 dB
• Color: Black
• Length: 5.0 m
• Features: Outer protective jacket, common-mode suppression on the shield

How to use

Select appropriate connector types that match your radio equipment and antenna. Route the cable with gentle bends and avoid sharp kinks to maintain impedance characteristics. Secure the cable along its path using suitable clamps or ties and keep it clear of high-voltage lines and strong RF sources that could induce interference. When making terminations, ensure proper shielding continuity to preserve the common-mode suppression properties.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, inspect connectors and jacket integrity before installation, avoid tight bending radii, and verify signal levels after connection. Use the cable in environments protected from prolonged water exposure; if external routing is required, provide additional weatherproofing at connection points.