Cabo coaxial ShiverPeaks S/CONN 0.643/3.7, 25 m, conjunto com 2 fichas F e 1 bucha de borracha, >75 dB

Coaxial cable set ShiverPeaks S/CONN 0.643/3.7, 25 m, is designed for reliable RF signal transmission in antenna and TV installations. The set includes a 25 m length of coaxial cable with conductor/dielectric dimensions 0.643/3.7, two straight F‑connectors and one rubber grommet for feed‑through sealing. The cable provides screening attenuation better than 75 dB and is suitable for indoor and outdoor routing, antenna extensions and backbone cabling where stable signal shielding is required.

Advantages

This ShiverPeaks coaxial cable set delivers consistent electromagnetic shielding and low interference thanks to its double shielding construction and specified attenuation above 75 dB. The included straight F‑connectors enable standard, screw‑type connections to receivers and antennas, while the rubber grommet provides protection at wall or mast feed‑throughs. A 25 m reel length allows for longer runs without additional joints, reducing potential signal loss points.

Suitable for

• Antenna to receiver connections in TV and radio installations
• Extending outdoor antenna runs to indoor equipment
• Backbone cabling in small residential or commercial installations
• Feed‑through sealing at walls or masts using the included rubber grommet

Key specifications

• Cable length: 25 m
• Conductor/dielectric dimensions: 0.643/3.7 mm
• Screening attenuation: >75 dB
• Connector type: two straight F‑connectors (included)
• Additional accessory: 1 rubber grommet for feed‑through sealing
• Application environment: indoor and outdoor routing

How to use

Measure the required run and unroll the 25 m cable, avoiding tight bends that could damage the dielectric. Fit the straight F‑connectors to the cable ends according to the connector manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring a solid conductor contact and proper shield termination. Use the rubber grommet at the wall or mast feed‑through to protect the cable and provide a basic weather seal. Connect the F‑connectors to the antenna and receiver by screwing them onto the mating threads until hand‑tight, then verify signal levels and adjust routing if needed.

Recommendations

For best long‑term performance, avoid kinking the cable and maintain gentle bend radii above the manufacturer’s minimum. When used outdoors, route the cable to minimize direct exposure to sun and water pooling at feed‑throughs; seal the grommet and any connector joints if permanent outdoor exposure is expected. Check connections periodically for corrosion or looseness to maintain signal quality.