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Vitek BNC T Connector RG-59 Pack of 10
Ten crimp-on BNC T-connectors for RG-59 cable rated to 1 GHz and 75 ohm impedance
- TypeElectrical Connectors
- Coaxial T connector for RG-59 cable runs
- BNC male interface fits standard 75 ohm networks
- Crimp-on installation secures signal up to 1 GHz
- Chrome-plated finish resists corrosion in harsh environments
- Pack of 10 covers multiple connection points
Pack of 10 BNC T Connectors for RG-59
This pack contains ten Vitek BNC T connectors designed for RG-59 coaxial cable. Each connector uses a crimp-on installation method and features a chrome-plated finish. The connectors are rated for a maximum frequency of 1 GHz and a 75 ohm impedance. They are supplied new with a three-year manufacturer warranty.
Suited for installers splitting
These connectors suit CCTV, RF distribution or video installations that use RG-59 cable and require a T junction. Buyers who need a different cable type or a solder or compression termination should select an alternative connector. The crimp-on method requires a suitable crimp tool, so users without that tooling should look elsewhere.
RG-59 cable compatibility decides fit
The single specification that determines whether this is the correct part is the compatible coaxial cable type: RG-59. If the installation uses any other cable size or impedance, these connectors will not mate correctly. Verify the cable marking before purchase.
Highlights
- Coaxial T connector for RG-59 cable runs
- BNC male interface fits standard 75 ohm networks
- Crimp-on installation secures signal up to 1 GHz
- Chrome-plated finish resists corrosion in harsh environments
- Pack of 10 covers multiple connection points
Specifications
| Brand | VITEK |
|---|---|
| Type | Electrical Connectors |
Questions about this item
Will the crimp-on BNC connectors need re-termination after repeated use?
The crimp-on installation creates a permanent joint; the connector is not designed for repeated mating cycles so plan a single installation per cable end.
At what point does the 75 ohm impedance limit signal integrity on long RG-59 runs?
The connectors are rated to 75 ohm impedance and 1 GHz; beyond the cable's own attenuation distance the impedance match becomes the limiting factor.
Do the chrome-plated T connectors run warm when passing continuous RF at 1 GHz?
The passive connectors have no active components and negligible insertion loss, so they do not generate measurable heat during all-day operation.
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