BNC Female-to-Female Splice Adapter 3GHz 75Ω (10/PK)

For extending or combining shorter BNC cables into longer cables

SKU: 92-817P

Key Specifications

Feed-Thru
No
Shielded
Yes
Warranty
Limited 1 Year
Impedance
75
Frequency – Range
0 MHz to 3 GHz
Connector Gender
Female
Positions/Contacts
N/A
Centre Conductor Range
0.023″ to 0.040″
Dielectric Diameter – Range
N/A
Colour
Gray
For Wire Type
Solid

Detailed information

Use the BNC Splice Adapter to extend coaxial cable runs for CCTV and other video applications using BNC connectors. The adapter joins two shorter length cables into a longer cable without having to install a new cable. The BNC adapter is a high performance product rated for operation up to 3GHz. The nickel plated, brass body has a gold plated round contact pin for low signal loss. Designed for 75Ω coaxial cables. Both ends of the BNC adapter are female ports. Male BNC plugs mate with each end of the adapter.

  • For extending or combining shorter BNC cables into longer cables
  • Nickel plated brass body, gold plated round center pin contact
  • For 75Ω applications up to 3GHz on RG59/RG6/RG11 cables
  • Accepts male BNC connectors on both sides
  • Reusable, non-permanent connection – no tools required
  • Pack of 10 adapters

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