No name crimping N connector socket N-G/ZAC.H-155

No name crimping N connector socket N-G/ZAC.H-155 is a crimp-termination socket designed for RF coaxial cables using a threaded N-type interface. It is intended for making permanent, mechanically secure cable terminations where standard N connector dimensions and mounting are required. The connector provides a robust metal body and a threaded coupling that suits antenna, radio and professional RF equipment installations requiring reliable connections and consistent impedance.

Advantages

The crimp-style assembly offers repeatable mechanical and electrical contact without soldering, reducing installation time and ensuring stable performance. The threaded N interface provides strong mechanical retention and compatibility with standard N-type plugs and jacks. Its construction supports consistent impedance and low signal reflection when terminated correctly, contributing to reliable RF performance in antenna feeds and equipment interconnections.

Suitable for

• Creating permanent RF terminations on coaxial cables with an N-type interface
• Antenna feedlines for base stations, routers and external antennas
• Radio equipment, RF test setups and professional communications gear

Key specifications

• Connector type: N-type socket (female) with threaded coupling
• Termination method: crimp assembly for center conductor and outer conductor
• Intended cable types: standard RF coaxial cables used with N connectors (ensure correct diameter for crimp sleeve)
• Impedance: designed for matched 50 Ω RF systems when properly installed
• Material: metal body with conductive plating for signal continuity and mechanical durability

How to use

Prepare the coaxial cable by stripping the outer jacket, braid and dielectric to the dimensions required for the crimp sleeve and contact. Insert the prepared cable into the connector so that the center conductor contacts the pin and the braid contacts the body. Position the crimp sleeve over the braid and use the appropriate crimp tool sized for the sleeve to form a secure mechanical connection. After crimping, check the assembly for good mechanical retention and verify continuity and impedance with suitable RF test equipment if available. Finally, thread the connector onto the mating N-type jack to confirm fit and alignment.

Usage recommendations

Use the connector with a correctly sized crimp sleeve and the specified crimp die to achieve reliable electrical performance. Verify cable compatibility and perform basic RF checks (continuity and return loss) after installation to ensure proper assembly and low reflection.