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Unique-Bargains SMA Male to SMA Female Bulkhead RG174 Coaxial RF Cable 10m 50 ohm
RG-174 coaxial cable with SMA male to SMA female bulkhead connectors, 10 m length, 50 ohm impedance for antenna and data links
- TypeCables - Coaxial RF (F-Type) Cables
- Low-loss signal path with 50 ohm RG-174 cable
- Secure panel mounting via SMA female bulkhead connector
- Flexible routing for rotating or folding equipment
- Weather-resistant jacket rated for indoor and outdoor use
- 10 metre length extends antenna or test connections
SMA bulkhead link for antenna installs
This coaxial cable carries RF signals between an SMA male plug and a panel-mount SMA female bulkhead jack. It suits WLAN, GPS, Bluetooth, Mini PCI, PDA and measuring-instrument connections as well as aviation and robotics projects. The 10 metre run gives reach across enclosures or outdoor masts.
50 ohm RG-174 impedance match
The single specification that decides fit is the 50 ohm characteristic impedance of the RG-174 construction. Mismatched impedance creates reflections that degrade the link, so this cable is correct only for 50 ohm antenna and radio ports.
Low loss and stable VSWR over length
High-frequency attenuation stays low across the full 32.8 foot span and the voltage standing wave ratio remains tight, so sustained data or telemetry streams do not suffer the signal drop-off seen in shorter test bursts. Flame-retardant foam dielectric and weather-resistant jacket keep performance consistent indoors or out.
Highlights
- Low-loss signal path with 50 ohm RG-174 cable
- Secure panel mounting via SMA female bulkhead connector
- Flexible routing for rotating or folding equipment
- Weather-resistant jacket rated for indoor and outdoor use
- 10 metre length extends antenna or test connections
Specifications
| Brand | Unique Bargains |
|---|---|
| Type | Cables - Coaxial RF (F-Type) Cables |
Questions about this item
What does the 50 ohm impedance mean when the cable is installed?
It matches the standard impedance of most RF equipment so reflections stay low and signal power transfers efficiently across the link.
How does the SMA bulkhead interface affect what I can connect?
The SMA female bulkhead mounts through a panel hole, letting you secure the cable to a chassis while the SMA male end plugs directly into an antenna or radio.
What mounting clearance does the 10 m RG-174 assembly need?
The bulkhead connector requires a panel cut-out for its threaded body, and the 10 metre flexible RG-174 run needs enough slack to route without sharp bends.
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