GSM Outdoors
GSM Outdoors RP-SMA WiFi Antenna Extension Cable 33ft 2 in 1 accessory
A 33 ft RP-SMA extension cable lets you reposition a Wi-Fi antenna for better 802.11 a/b/g/n signal
- 33 ft cable lets you position antennas for stronger signal
- RP-SMA male-to-female connectors fit Wi-Fi gear, not TV
- Two cables in one pack cover multiple devices
- Supports IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n wireless LAN standards
- New condition ensures reliable performance out of the box
RP-SMA WiFi Antenna Extension Cable
This RP-SMA extension cable connects a wireless LAN router, bridge, network card or IP camera to an external antenna. The 33ft length gives installers the freedom to route the cable through walls or ceilings and position the antenna where signal strength is best. It is designed for Wi-Fi use only and is not suitable for TV antenna connections.
IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n compliance
The cable meets the requirements of IEEE 802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g and 802.11n wireless LAN standards. Signal loss over the 33ft run is kept within the limits those standards expect for typical indoor and outdoor installations. No active electronics are present, so the assembly adds no noise or power draw to the link.
RP-SMA versus SMA connector warning
This product uses RP-SMA male and female connectors, which have reversed polarity compared with standard SMA connectors. Buyers who need a true SMA extension cable will find this item incompatible with their equipment. Always verify the connector type on the device before ordering.
Highlights
- 33 ft cable lets you position antennas for stronger signal
- RP-SMA male-to-female connectors fit Wi-Fi gear, not TV
- Two cables in one pack cover multiple devices
- Supports IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n wireless LAN standards
- New condition ensures reliable performance out of the box
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the 33ft RP-SMA extension cable without mixing up the connectors?
Connect the RP-SMA male plug to the router or card and the female jack to the antenna, checking the pin-and-socket orientation shown in the picture so you do not fit a standard SMA by mistake
What upkeep will the 33ft RP-SMA extension cable need over time?
Inspect the RP-SMA connectors and the cable jacket periodically for corrosion, kinks or water ingress, especially at the antenna end, and reseat the plugs if signal drops
What limit appears first when the 33ft RP-SMA extension cable runs at full throughput for long periods?
Signal attenuation over the 33ft run becomes the bottleneck before the IEEE 802.11 a, b, g, n link saturates, so expect reduced range at the highest data rates
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