RF coaxial pigtail cable MaxLink 08-RM-NM-02, 2 m, RSMA male to N male, 5 GHz

Pigtail MaxLink 08-RM-NM-02 is a 2 m RF coaxial cable equipped with an RSMA male connector on one end and an N male connector on the other, designed for operation up to 5 GHz. The cable provides a flexible, low-loss connection between wireless devices and external antennas or between devices with RSMA and N interfaces. Its 2 m length simplifies routing and placement of routers, access points and antennas without requiring permanent rewiring.

Advantages

The cable combines RSMA and N male terminations to bridge common wireless equipment and professional-grade antennas. Rated for use up to 5 GHz, it supports modern Wi‑Fi bands and many RF applications within that frequency range. The 2 m length offers balance between reach and signal preservation, while the coaxial construction ensures controlled impedance and reduced insertion loss compared with untwisted cable assemblies. Connectors on both ends provide secure mechanical coupling and repeatable electrical contact.

Suitable for

• Connecting Wi‑Fi routers or access points with RSMA ports to external N‑type antennas
• Linking cellular or wireless radio modules to outdoor or ceiling-mounted antennas within 5 GHz bands
• Temporary or semi-permanent test setups and RF signal routing in networking racks or small installations

Key specifications

• Cable length: 2 m
• Connector A: RSMA male
• Connector B: N male
• Frequency range: up to 5 GHz
• Cable type: RF coaxial pigtail

How to use

Ensure both devices are powered off before making the connection. Align the RSMA male connector with the RSMA female port and engage gently until it seats, then fasten the N male connector to the corresponding N female antenna or device port by threading until hand-tight; use a torque wrench only if specified by the equipment manufacturer. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and sources of mechanical stress, and keep it clear of heat sources and active moving parts. After connection, power up the devices and verify signal levels and link stability.

Usage recommendations

Avoid repeated mating cycles beyond normal installation and use protective caps on unused connectors to prevent contamination. For outdoor installations use additional weatherproofing at the N‑type connection and secure the cable with appropriate clamps to prevent strain on the connectors. If longer runs or lower loss are required, consider alternative cable types or shorter distances between equipment and antennas.