Coaxial RF Cable N-W/N-W+RF5-5M, 5 m, N male to N male, RF5 type

Coaxial RF cable N-W/N-W+RF5-5M is a 5 m fixed-length jumper with N male to N male connectors and RF5-type coaxial construction. It is designed to transmit RF signals between devices that use N-type ports, providing a shielded path for antenna feeds, radio equipment, test instruments and other RF systems where a durable, low-loss connection is required. The product is suitable for indoor and controlled-environment installations where a reliable 5 metre link is needed.

Advantages

The cable features N male connectors on both ends for secure mechanical coupling to N-type sockets and consistent electrical contact. Its RF5 coaxial design provides shielding to reduce interference and maintain signal integrity across the 5 m span. The fixed-length configuration ensures repeatable performance and simplifies installation without additional coupling or assembly. The construction balances flexibility and mechanical strength for routine routing in racks, enclosures and through conduit paths.

Suitable for

• Antenna feed lines and antenna-to-equipment connections
• Radio transceivers and base stations
• Laboratory test setups and RF measurement instruments
• Interconnections in RF distribution and repeater systems
• Temporary or permanent jumper installations requiring a 5 m length

Key specifications

• Connector type: N male to N male
• Cable type: RF5-style coaxial
• Length: 5 metres
• Shielding: braided outer shield for EMI reduction
• Impedance: 50 ohm nominal
• Typical use: RF signal transmission and antenna connections

How to use

Connect the N male connectors to corresponding N-type female ports by screwing them on until hand-tight, then secure according to the equipment manufacturer’s torque recommendations if specified. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and excessive tension; maintain the manufacturer-recommended minimum bend radius for RF5-style coaxial cable. For test bench setups, keep the cable length and routing consistent to reduce variations in measurement results. Inspect connectors for cleanliness and proper seating before powering RF equipment.

Usage recommendations

Store and handle the cable to avoid kinks and sustained compression of the dielectric. For outdoor or harsh-environment use, consider additional environmental protection such as weatherproof boots or conduit. When integrating into regulated systems, verify impedance matching and insertion loss against system requirements and replace the cable if mechanical damage or degraded electrical performance is observed.