Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Fifteen nickel-plated compression connectors with gold-plated centres terminate RG59 coax at 75 ohms for CCTV and video runs
This 15-pack supplies male compression connectors built for RG59 coaxial cable. Installers and DIY users can terminate multiple runs for CCTV, CATV, satellite or antenna systems with a single purchase. The one-piece design simplifies each termination.
Passive connectors generate no heat, produce no noise and draw no power during normal use. They simply maintain 75 ohm impedance across a 0-3 GHz frequency range. Performance depends on correct compression tooling and cable preparation.
The connectors are specified for 75 ohm impedance and a 0-3 GHz frequency range. Buyers whose systems require a different impedance or operate outside this range should select an alternative part.
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Strip the RG59 coax to expose the centre conductor and braid, slide the connector on fully, then compress with a standard compression tool; the step often missed is ensuring the braid is folded back cleanly before compression for a solid 75 Ohm connection.
The nickel-plated alloy body and gold-plated centre contacts resist corrosion, so no routine maintenance is required; replace a connector only if the cable is damaged or the compression joint becomes loose from vibration.
The 0-3 GHz frequency range and 75 Ohm impedance support typical CCTV signals, so the first limit is usually the RG59 cable attenuation over distance rather than the connector itself.
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