RF cable Keonn Technologies ADCBSMAMSTRTNCMST17 — SMA male straight to Rev TNC male straight, 17 ft

RF cable from Keonn Technologies ADCBSMAMSTRTNCMST17 is a 17-foot (approximately 5.2 m) coaxial lead with an SMA male straight connector on one end and a Rev TNC male straight connector on the other. It is designed to provide a reliable RF connection between devices that use SMA and Rev TNC interfaces, enabling signal transfer for test setups, RFID systems, and various wireless equipment. The cable construction balances flexibility and shielding to maintain signal integrity over the 17 ft length in typical indoor and lab environments.

Advantages

The cable offers straightforward, single-cable connectivity between SMA and Rev TNC male ports without adapters, reducing insertion loss compared with multiple connector transitions. Its 17-foot length provides extended reach for bench testing, equipment placement flexibility, and routing in installations where distance between devices exceeds typical short patch leads. The straight male-to-male connectors simplify mating to standard female ports and help maintain consistent RF contact.

Suitable for

• RF test benches and laboratory measurement setups
• Connecting RFID readers and antennas with SMA and Rev TNC ports
• Linking wireless modules, routers or radios to peripheral RF hardware
• Temporary or semi-permanent interconnects where a 17 ft reach is required

Key specifications

• Cable length: 17 ft (≈5.2 m)
• Connector A: SMA male, straight
• Connector B: Rev TNC male, straight
• Cable type: coaxial RF lead suitable for general-purpose RF transmission
• Intended use: interconnection between devices with SMA and Rev TNC interfaces

How to use

Verify that both devices have compatible female SMA and Rev TNC ports and that the frequency range used by your system is supported by standard coaxial leads. Align each straight male connector with the corresponding female port and gently engage by threading or seating until secure; avoid cross-threading the SMA connector. Route the cable to prevent sharp bends, kinks, or excessive tension, and secure it as needed to minimize movement during measurements or operation. For lab measurements, allow the cable to be positioned away from large metallic objects that could affect readings.

Usage recommendations

Inspect connectors before use for debris or damage, and avoid repeated forceful mating cycles. Use the cable within typical indoor temperature ranges and avoid exposing it to permanent outdoor conditions. For critical high-frequency or low-loss applications, consider verifying insertion loss and return loss with appropriate test equipment and, if necessary, select a cable specified for the particular frequency band of interest.