N Male to TNC Male Low Loss 400 UltraFlex Coaxial Assembly
Low Loss 400 UltraFlex Coax Cable - 3FT N Male to TNC Male
Designed to deliver high performance with minimal loss, Low Loss 400 UltraFlex (LMR-400UF equivalent) assemblies are the standard for the wireless LAN industry. With a durable Polyethylene jacket, these cables are suited for indoor and outdoor installations.
Features:
- Connector 1: N Male
- Connector 2: TNC Male
- Cable Type: ShowMeCable Low Loss 400 UltraFlex (LMR-400UF Equivalent)
- 50 Ohm
- Polyethylene (PE) Jacket suitable for Indoor or Outdoor Use
- Stranded Center Conductor for Maximum Flexibility
- Applications: Wi-Fi, Antenna Cables, Ham Radio, Patch Cables, Jumper Cables, WLL, GPS, WLAN, LMR, WISP, WiMax, SCADA, Mobile Antennas
Q: What is a Reverse Polarity Connector?
A: A Reverse Polarity Connector alters a standard connector by utilizing a male pin center conductor in a female housing or a female pin in a male housing. This prevents mating with a standard non-polarized connector.
Q: What is the difference between Low Loss 400 and LMR 400?
A: The only difference between Low Loss 400 and LMR400 is the manufacturer. Both cables are made out of the same materials and have the same loss characteristics.
Q: What is the difference between Low Loss 400 and Low Loss 400 UltraFlex?
A: Low Loss 400 and Low Loss 400 UltraFlex have two main differences. The first difference is the jacket. Low Loss 400 uses a Polyethylene (PE) jacket. Low Loss 400 UltraFlex uses a more flexible Thermoplastic Elastomer (TPE). Both cables are rated for indoor and outdoor applications. The second difference is the center conductor. Low Loss 400 uses a solid bare copper covered aluminum (BCCAI) center conductor. The Low Loss 400 UltraFlex uses a more flexible stranded bare cooper (BC) center conductor. Both cables have similar loss characteristics.
Wi-Fi Cable Connector Resource | ||
Connector Type | Front View | Profile View |
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Standard SMA |  | |
Reverse Polarity TNC |  |  |
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Standard N Series |  |  |
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