Câble coaxial ShiverPeaks 10 m type F

The ShiverPeaks 10m F-type coaxial cable provides a reliable connection for audio/video systems and broadcast signal devices. Designed with F-type connectors on both ends and a 10 metre length, the cable supports standard RF signal transmission between televisions, satellite receivers, set-top boxes and signal splitters. Its construction focuses on consistent impedance and shielding to maintain signal integrity over longer runs within a home or small installation.

Advantages

The cable’s F-type screw connectors ensure a stable mechanical and electrical connection that resists loosening. Built with shielding to reduce electromagnetic interference and a conductor dimension suited for typical consumer RF applications, the cable delivers predictable signal behavior. The 10 m length allows flexibility in equipment placement while the exterior jacket gives basic protection against abrasion and bending in everyday home use.

Suitable for

• Connecting a TV to a satellite receiver or set-top box
• Linking antenna inputs to televisions or tuners
• Routing RF signals between splitters, amplifiers, and devices in a home entertainment setup

Key specifications

• Cable type: coaxial with F-type connectors on both ends
• Length: 10 metres
• Connector type: threaded F-type male
• Intended use: RF signal transmission for audio/video equipment
• Outer jacket: flexible plastic for indoor installations

How to use

Ensure both devices are powered off before connecting. Align the threaded F-type connector to the device’s socket and screw it on by turning the connector sleeve clockwise until hand-tight; avoid over-tightening with tools. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and pinch points, maintaining a gentle curve where direction changes are needed. After connections are made, power on devices and select the appropriate input or channel to verify signal presence and quality.

Recommendations

For best performance, use the cable indoors and avoid prolonged exposure to moisture or direct sunlight. Keep cable runs away from high-voltage power lines and large electrical appliances to minimise interference. If using splitters or long daisy-chains, verify signal levels and consider using amplification where signal degradation is observed.