PISKEKAT
PISKEKAT SMA Male to N Male RF Coaxial Cable 15cm + 5 Adapters
15 cm RG316 cable with SMA male to N male ends plus five adapters for SMA and N variations, 50 Ω impedance rated for 1000 mating cycles
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- SMA male to N male cable for direct antenna connections
- 15 cm length keeps cable runs short and tidy
- 50 ohm impedance matches standard RF equipment
- RG316 cable rated for over 1000 mating cycles
- Five adapters cover SMA, RP-SMA and N-type variations
RF cable kit with five adapters
This PISKEKAT kit supplies a 15 cm RG316 coaxial cable fitted with an SMA male connector at one end and an N male connector at the other. The 50 Ohm impedance suits typical RF and antenna installations. Five additional adapters are included to change gender or connector type as needed.
Installers needing flexible SMA-to-N links
Technicians who require a short, low-loss jumper between SMA and N interfaces can use the supplied cable directly or reconfigure it with the adapters. The kit covers SMA male, SMA female, RP-SMA male, RP-SMA female, N male and N female combinations in one package. Buyers who need longer cable runs or different connector genders should look elsewhere.
50 Ohm impedance rating
The cable and all adapters are specified for 50 Ohm characteristic impedance, which determines whether the assembly matches the rest of the RF chain. Mismatched impedance causes reflections and signal loss, so verify that the antenna, router or radio equipment also operates at 50 Ohm before purchasing.
Highlights
- SMA male to N male cable for direct antenna connections
- 15 cm length keeps cable runs short and tidy
- 50 ohm impedance matches standard RF equipment
- RG316 cable rated for over 1000 mating cycles
- Five adapters cover SMA, RP-SMA and N-type variations
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How does the 50 Ohm impedance perform when the cable is installed in a live RF chain?
The 50 Ohm impedance matches standard RF equipment, so signal reflections stay low across the 15 cm RG316 run.
What does the RG316 cable type limit in real use?
RG316 is a thin, flexible 50 Ohm coax; its small diameter caps power handling and makes it best for short indoor jumpers.
What clearance is needed to mate the SMA male and N male ends with the included adapters?
Allow roughly 34 mm per connector pair; the 15 cm pigtail plus five adapters fits tight router or antenna enclosures.
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