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PISKEKAT SMA Male to BNC Male Cable 50cm Kit with 5 Adapters
A 50 cm RG316 coaxial cable with SMA male to BNC male connectors and five adapters for flexible RF connections
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- SMA male to BNC male connection ready out of the box
- 50 cm RG316 cable keeps signal paths short for RF work
- 50 ohm impedance matches standard test and antenna equipment
- Five adapters cover every SMA-BNC gender combination you need
- Rated for over 1000 mating cycles so connectors stay reliable
SMA to BNC cable kit for RF and Wi-Fi gear
The kit provides a 50cm RG316 coaxial cable with SMA male and BNC male ends plus five adapters covering every gender combination between SMA and BNC. It suits technicians and hobbyists who need quick, reliable connections for antennas, wireless LAN devices or test equipment. Impedance is 50 Ohm for standard RF work.
Signal integrity and durability
RG316 construction and 50 Ohm impedance maintain clean transmission across the 50cm run. Connectors are rated for more than 1000 mating cycles, so repeated reconfiguration in the lab or field does not degrade performance. The short length keeps loss low for typical bench and antenna-mount scenarios.
Flexible gender conversion in a compact pack
The five included adapters — BNC female to BNC female, SMA female to SMA female, SMA female to BNC male, SMA female to BNC female and BNC female to SMA male — let you change endpoint genders without extra cables. All parts terminate in standard SMA or BNC interfaces, so they plug directly into common radios, analysers and antenna feeds.
Highlights
- SMA male to BNC male connection ready out of the box
- 50 cm RG316 cable keeps signal paths short for RF work
- 50 ohm impedance matches standard test and antenna equipment
- Five adapters cover every SMA-BNC gender combination you need
- Rated for over 1000 mating cycles so connectors stay reliable
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Questions about this item
How do I connect the SMA Male end to my antenna without damaging the centre pin?
Align the SMA Male connector squarely, then turn only the knurled nut clockwise until finger-tight; avoid twisting the cable body or over-torquing, which can shear the delicate centre pin on RG316.
Which parts of this kit will wear out first with repeated mating cycles?
The SMA and BNC interfaces are rated for over 1000 mating cycles; the RG316 cable itself and the five included adapters will typically outlast the connectors if kept clean and not bent sharply.
What limits signal integrity first during a long transmit session?
At 50 Ohm impedance the 50 cm RG316 run introduces insertion loss that rises with frequency; beyond a few GHz that cable loss becomes the dominant limitation before connector mismatch.
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