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- Brand: OEM
- Reward Points: 28
- Model: 6993
- Weight: 0.07kg
- Product Code: 6993
High-Quality LMR240 Low-Loss Cable for Antennas and Radio Transceivers
The Cable N-Male to UHF-Female LMR240 50 cm is a high-quality RF coaxial jumper cable designed to connect devices with N-type male and UHF-female (SO-239) interfaces. Its LMR240 (also known generically as HF240) coax construction offers 50 Ω impedance and low signal loss, ideal for RF applications requiring reliable transmission up to several gigahertz.
Key Features:
Length: ~50 cm — compact jumper ideal for short RF connections.
LMR240 Coaxial Cable: provides low attenuation and good shielding compared to traditional RG58, making it suitable for VHF/UHF and higher RF frequencies.
Connectors: N-Male → UHF-Female (SO-239) — bridges modern and legacy RF interfaces.
Broad Frequency Support: LMR240 is effective up to about 6 GHz, though system performance depends on connected devices.
Shielding: robust braided shield and outer jacket reduce interference and maintain signal integrity.
Typical Uses:
✔ Connecting antennas with N-type connectors to radios and equipment with UHF (SO-239) connectors.
✔ Amateur radio (HAM) setups.
✔ RF testing and measurement configurations.
✔ Wireless communication links where low-loss coax is essential.
This cable acts as a convenient adapter/jumper, enabling compatible interconnection of RF devices with different connector standards without the need for extra adapters.
- Доставка до адрес: €6.00
- Доставка до офис на Еконт: €5.00
- Доставка до офис на Спиди: €4.00
- Доставка до автомат на Спиди: €3.00
- Доставка до BOXNOW: €2.00
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