Coax adapters are the perfect way to quickly change the gender or connector type on an already-terminated cable. This nickel-plated coaxial adapter has an N male connector opposite a reverse polarity TNC female connector.

Features:

Connector A: N Male
Connector B: Reverse Polarity TNC Female
Brass body
Nickel-plated

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Q&A

Frequent Q&A

Q: What is and N connector?

A: An N connector is a threaded RF connector.

Q: What is an N connector commonly used for?

A: An N connector is commonly used on wireless and cellular base stations.

Q: Is an N connector weatherproof?

A: Yes Male N connectors have a rubber o-ring inside of them making them weatherproof.

Q: How can I tell the difference between a 50 and 75 Ohm N connector?

A: You can tell the difference by the center pin. A 50 Ohm connector has a pointed pin. A 75 Ohm has a rounded pin.

Q: What is a TNC connector?

A: A TNC connector is a threaded RF connector. Very similar to a BNC but threaded.

Q: What is an TNC connector commonly used for?

A: TNC connectors are commonly used in radio communications and wifi networks.

Q: How can I tell the difference between standard and reverse polarity connectors?

A standard male will be internally threaded with a male pin.

A standard female will be externally threaded and accept a pin.

A reverse polarity male will be internally threaded and accept a pin.

A reverse polarity female will be externally threaded with a male pin.

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Specification

Features & Specs
Adapter Type	The type of adapter?	N to Reverse Polarity TNC
Form factor	The form factor of this connector?	Straight
Gender	The gender of this connector?	Male to Female
Material	The material this connector is made from?	Brass with nickel plating