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Rfwel Infra 100 ft 400-Series Coaxial RF Cable N-Male to N-Male
100 ft low-loss 400-series coaxial cable with N-Male connectors on both ends
- ColorBlack
- Length100 ft.
- Low-loss 400-series cable preserves signal strength over long runs
- N-Male connectors on both ends install directly without adapters
- 100 ft length reaches distant antennas or equipment easily
- Male-to-male gender suits point-to-point radio links cleanly
- Black jacket blends into outdoor or rack environments
100 ft 400-Series RF Cable
This 100 ft 400-series coaxial cable carries RF signals between equipment fitted with N-type ports. The N-Male to N-Male connectors suit antennas, radios, test gear and base-station links that require a low-loss path. Installers and system integrators working on outdoor or indoor RF runs will find the length practical for many fixed installations.
Low-Loss 400-Series Construction
The 400-series dielectric keeps attenuation low across the usable frequency range so signal strength is preserved over the full 100 ft run. Black jacketing resists UV exposure for rooftop or tower routing. No active components are present, so the cable draws no power and adds no noise to the system.
N-Male Connectors On Both Ends
Each end terminates in an N-Male plug that threads securely onto N-Female bulkheads or lightning protectors. The male-to-male gender means a gender changer is not needed when joining two female ports. Hand-tightening or a light wrench turn seats the connection for reliable contact in vibration-prone mounts.
Highlights
- Low-loss 400-series cable preserves signal strength over long runs
- N-Male connectors on both ends install directly without adapters
- 100 ft length reaches distant antennas or equipment easily
- Male-to-male gender suits point-to-point radio links cleanly
- Black jacket blends into outdoor or rack environments
Specifications
| Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Length | 100 ft. |
Questions about this item
How do I attach the N-Male connectors on this 100 ft 400-series cable without damaging the coupling nuts?
Thread each N-Male connector by hand until the coupling nut seats fully, then tighten with an appropriate spanner just enough to eliminate play; over-torquing can strip the threads.
What maintenance will this 100 ft 400-series coaxial cable need over time?
Inspect the N-Male connectors and jacket periodically for corrosion, cracking, or moisture ingress; replace the cable if the braid is exposed or connectors show green oxidation.
What limit appears first when this 100 ft 400-series cable runs at high power for long periods?
The 100 ft length increases attenuation, so sustained high power raises the cable temperature until the dielectric reaches its thermal limit and insertion loss climbs.
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