RF coaxial pigtail MaxLink 08-RM-NM-01 1m RSMA male to N male cable

MaxLink 08-RM-NM-01 is a 1 m RF coaxial pigtail with an RPSMA (RSMA) male connector on one end and an N female-compatible male connector on the other, designed to link wireless devices and external antennas where these connector types are required. The cable provides a straightforward, flexible connection between routers, access points, radio modules and larger N-connector antennas, enabling signal routing in networking, telecom and test environments.

Advantages

The pigtail offers a compact and reliable connection solution with low insertion loss over a short 1 m run, maintaining RF signal integrity for typical Wi‑Fi, cellular and ISM-band applications. Its mixed-connector design eliminates the need for bulky adapters, simplifies installations and reduces connector transitions that can introduce signal reflection. The cable's flexibility and standard connector interfaces make it easy to route in equipment racks or confined spaces during setup and testing.

Suitable for

• Connecting Wi‑Fi routers, access points and radio modules to external N‑connector antennas
• Temporary or permanent antenna installations in networking and telecom setups
• Laboratory and field test rigs where RSMA-to-N interface is required
• Signal routing in small base stations, repeaters and IoT gateway devices

Key specifications

• Cable length: 1 m
• Connector A: RSMA (RPSMA) male
• Connector B: N male
• Cable type: RF coaxial pigtail suitable for RF signal transmission
• Typical frequency range: compatible with common Wi‑Fi, cellular and ISM bands (dependant on system components)
• Construction: flexible coaxial cable for indoor routing and short external runs

How to use

Align the RSMA male connector with the RSMA female socket on the device and push until it seats; secure the N male connector to the N female antenna or device by threading and tightening by hand or with a suitable torque wrench if specific torque is required. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends, kinks and sources of mechanical stress. Ensure connectors are clean and free of debris before mating to maintain good electrical contact and minimize signal loss.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, keep cable runs as short as practical, avoid tight bends and protect connections from moisture and physical strain. When used outdoors or in harsh environments, employ additional weatherproofing or use an appropriate outdoor-rated feedline. Verify connector compatibility and inspect for wear before installation.