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Connects BNC male to UHF female with 50 ohm brass construction in 34mm length
- Connects BNC equipment to UHF antennas via 34mm brass adapter
- 50 ohm impedance maintains signal integrity for radio scanners and amateur gear
- Brass construction resists corrosion for durable long-term connections
- Adapts SO239 PL-259 antenna cables to BNC male interfaces
- Compact 1.34 inch length fits tight equipment spaces
BNC Male to UHF Female Adapter
This brass adapter connects a BNC male plug to a UHF female jack with 50 ohm impedance. It measures 34mm in length and suits radio scanners and amateur equipment. The connector accepts SO239 PL-259 antenna cables for use with radios requiring a BNC interface.
Replaces mismatched coaxial connections
The adapter bridges BNC and UHF interfaces when equipment and antenna cables use different connector types. The jump is worth it when a radio scanner or receiver needs a BNC connection but the feed line ends in a PL-259 plug. It removes the need for custom cable assemblies.
Fits into RF signal paths
The 50 ohm impedance maintains signal integrity in compatible receiver chains such as Tektronix, Agilent, and R&S gear. Brass construction provides durability for repeated mating cycles. The compact 34mm length keeps the connection short inside enclosures or at panel bulkheads.
Highlights
- Connects BNC equipment to UHF antennas via 34mm brass adapter
- 50 ohm impedance maintains signal integrity for radio scanners and amateur gear
- Brass construction resists corrosion for durable long-term connections
- Adapts SO239 PL-259 antenna cables to BNC male interfaces
- Compact 1.34 inch length fits tight equipment spaces
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What is the overall length of this BNC male to UHF female adapter?
The adapter body measures 34 mm or 1.34 inches in total length.
How do I connect the UHF female side to a PL-259 or SO-239 antenna cable?
Screw the male PL-259 connector on the antenna cable into the UHF female jack until the threads seat fully; the common mistake is stopping when resistance is first felt instead of tightening completely.
Will the brass connectors on this 50 ohm adapter corrode or need periodic replacement?
The full brass construction resists corrosion under normal indoor use, so no scheduled replacement is required unless physical damage occurs.
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