Proxicast 25 ft Low-Loss Coax Extension Cable (50 Ohm) - SMA Male to N Male - for 3G/4G/LTE/Ham/ADS-B/GPS/RF Radio to Antenna or Surge Arrester Use (Not for TV or WiFi)
Proxicast 25 ft Low-Loss Coax Extension Cable (50 Ohm) - SMA Male to N Male - for 3G/4G/LTE/Ham/ADS-B/GPS/RF Radio to Antenna or Surge Arrester Use (Not for TV or WiFi)
Read more 25 ft SMA Male to N Male Antenna Coax Jumper Cable for Modems, Routers, Amplifiers & Other Radio Devices This premium low- loss coax cable is used to connect an N-Female antenna to the SMA Female external antenna jack on a radio device. Compatible devices include 4G/LTE modems, routers, hotspots, boosters, GPS receivers, HAM radios, and ADS-B receivers. Compatible brands include Cisco, Cradlepoint, Digi, FlightAware, MoFi, Pepwave, Proxicast and Sierra Wireless. The cable can also be used to connect to an inline lightning arrester. Full PDF spec sheets available under "Technical Specification" on this product listing. Connector 1: SMA Male Connector 2: N Male Length: 25 feet Coax: Low-loss CFD240 (0.24" dia) Impedance: 50 Ohm Op Temp: -40 to +185F Min Bend Radius: 2.5" Read more Ultra- low-loss 50 Ohm coax cable for maximum RF reception and transmission at common wireless frequencies. Significantly outperforms “RG” coax cables. Solid copper core and gold-plated signal pins provide top-quality, high-performance conductivity. Commercial-grade components ensure maximum toughness and durability. Cable is assembled, inspected and 100% tested in our ISO 9001:2000-certified factory. Polyethylene jacket withstands abrasions and provides excellent moisture resistance for outdoor use (not rated for direct burial or plenum applications). Read more
Product Features
- N Male to SMA Male Jumper Cable
- Connect from SMA Equipment to N-Style Antennas
- 25 ft Low-Loss LMR240 Size Coax - 40% Less Loss than RG8X Coax
- Gold Plated Signal Pins - Heat Shrink on Both Ends
- Compatible with all SMA-based equipment including modems and routers from Cisco, Cradlepoint, Digi, MoFi, Pepwave, Proxicast, Sierra Wireless and many others