TNC Female Jack Crimp Connector for LMR-240
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TNC Female Jack Crimp Connector for LMR-240
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Description
Description
TNC Female Jack Crimp Connector for LMR-240
The TNC Female Jack Crimp Connector is specifically designed for use with LMR-240 coaxial cables, providing a secure and efficient connection for RF, wireless, and telecom applications.
Featuring a 50Ω impedance, this connector ensures optimal signal transmission with minimal loss. Its crimp design guarantees a firm and reliable fit, making it ideal for professional-grade installations.
Key Features
- Compatible with LMR-240 coaxial cables
- 50Ω impedance for high-quality signal performance
- Secure crimp-style connection for durability
- Ideal for RF, wireless, and telecommunications systems
- Designed to minimize signal loss and interference
- Reliable performance in professional applications
- Easy installation with standard crimping tools
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of a TNC Female Jack Crimp Connector?
This connector is used to terminate LMR-240 coaxial cables in RF, wireless, and telecom applications, ensuring a secure and low-loss connection.
Is this connector compatible with other cable types?
No, this connector is specifically designed for LMR-240 cables. Using it with other cable types may result in improper fit and performance issues.
What tools are needed to install this crimp connector?
A coaxial cable crimping tool compatible with LMR-240 cable specifications is required for proper installation.
Why choose a 50Ω impedance connector for RF applications?
A 50Ω impedance is standard for RF applications, offering optimal signal integrity and minimal loss, which is critical for reliable communication systems.
