Video cable ShiverPeaks 90024-10.0 — 10.0 m, 3 RCA analog connectors

ShiverPeaks 90024-10.0 is a 10.0 m video cable with three RCA analog connectors designed for composite/component audio-video connections. It connects DVD players, televisions, VCRs and other legacy AV equipment, providing a standard analog signal path over a ten-metre length and simple plug-and-play connectivity for home entertainment setups.

Advantages

The cable offers a balanced combination of length and compatibility for older stereo and video devices, featuring two audio RCA connectors (left and right) and one video RCA connector in a single assembly. The video conductor uses a 75 ohm coaxial design for consistent composite signal transmission while the stereo audio pair is shielded to reduce interference. Connectors are standard RCA plugs that fit common AV inputs without the need for adapters.

Suitable for

• Connecting DVD players to televisions or AV receivers
• Linking VCRs and legacy analog recording or playback devices
• Connecting set-top boxes or older game consoles to an AV input
• Temporary setups where a 10 m cable run is required

Key specifications

• Cable length: 10.0 m
• Connectors: three RCA (two for stereo audio, one for composite video)
• Video impedance: 75 ohm coaxial for composite signal
• Audio: stereo pair (left and right), shielded conductors
• Compatibility: standard analog RCA AV interfaces

How to use

Locate the corresponding RCA input jacks on your source and display devices and insert the color-matched plugs (typically yellow for video, red for right audio, white or black for left audio) into the appropriate sockets. Ensure connectors are fully seated to maintain good electrical contact and avoid loose connections that can cause noise or signal dropouts. For long runs, keep the cable away from power cords and large electrical equipment to minimize interference. No special tools or configuration are required; the cable functions as a passive analog interconnect.

Usage recommendations

For best signal quality, route the cable with gentle bends and avoid sharp kinks. Use the cable for composite/component analog connections and consider replacing with digital HDMI or component video solutions if higher-resolution or digital audio/video signal transfer is needed. Regularly inspect connectors for dirt or oxidation and clean contacts before use if necessary.