Custom low-loss WLL-240 coaxial cable (Ø 6.1 mm, 50 Ω).
Attenuation at 2.4 GHz: 0.40 dB per metre.
Attenuation at 2.4 GHz: 0.40 dB per metre.
Attenuation at 5.8 GHz: 0.65 dB per metre.
Select the connector of your choice for each end and choose the cable length.
To ensure optimum quality, our cables are tested with an Agilent network analyser.
Some tips
Below you will find a few explanations to help you choose.
Plug or jack?
A plug-type (male) connector is the one that surrounds the jack-type (female) connector. The jack-type connector generally has the external form of a threaded shaft, while the plug has that of a nut.
A few examples:
The following connectors are jack type:
and these are plug type:
Which connector type should I choose for my equipment?
Most equipment, such as access points, routers and PCI cards, uses jack-type connectors. You should therefore choose a cable fitted with a plug-type connector to connect to it. Laptop cards (PCMCIA/Cardbus interface) use specific connectors (MMCX, MCX, PC-Card) that are available in only one format. Outdoor antennas are often fitted with N female connectors when the connector is attached directly to the antenna. If the connector comes out of the antenna on a cable, it may be N female or N male (plug). For indoor antennas fitted with a cable, the connector is often RP-SMA plug type.Examples:
You are buying a Teltonika RUT950 router and a Mars MA-WA6960-DS7B outdoor antenna. The router has two SMA female connectors and the antenna has two N female connectors. You therefore need two cables with an SMA male connector at one end and an N male connector at the other.
If you are still unsure which connector you need, do not hesitate to contact us. We will be happy to guide you in your choice.
Note: Under Article L121.20.12 of the French Consumer Code concerning made-to-measure items, this item cannot be returned or exchanged.
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