Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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Canare
A 5-foot 75-ohm coaxial cable with BNC connectors and 23AWG conductors, rated for 30.2dB attenuation per 100m at 750MHz
The Canare L-2.5CHD is a 75Ohms coaxial cable built for professional digital video applications where signal integrity matters. Its 23AWG construction and BNC connectors serve broadcast studios, field production teams and serious videography enthusiasts who need reliable transmission.
The cable terminates in precision-engineered BNC connectors that lock securely with a quarter-turn, so mating is fast and repeatable. Its flexible jacket routes around tight corners without kinking, though installers should avoid sharp bends that could deform the dielectric and raise return loss.
Attenuation measures 30.2dB per 100m at 750MHz, so a 5-foot run adds only a fraction of a decibel and maintains stable impedance under continuous streaming or recording loads. The super low loss design prevents the gradual signal degradation that cheaper cables exhibit during extended sessions.
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Measure the attenuation at 750 MHz; a healthy run should show roughly 30.2 dB per 100 metres, matching the published spec for this 23 AWG construction.
The 5 foot assembly comes with BNC connectors already fitted on both ends, so no additional terminations or tools are needed for immediate installation.
The listed item is a 5 foot, 23 AWG, 75 ohm coaxial cable with BNC plugs; no other gauges or lengths are offered under this model.
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