Crimped N-W cable connector No name N-W/ZAC.H-1000 for coaxial N-type connections

Crimped N-W cable connector No name N-W/ZAC.H-1000 for coaxial N-type connections is a crimp-style N-type termination designed to provide a reliable RF interface between coaxial cable and equipment. The connector is intended to deliver a mechanically secure and electrically stable connection with effective shielding, suitable for antenna, router and other RF installations where a low-loss N-type interface is required.

Advantages

The crimped design ensures consistent mechanical retention and predictable electrical contact without the need for soldering. Its N-type mating interface provides robust threading and good shielding, reducing the risk of signal leakage. Constructed for straightforward field installation, the connector supports reliable performance over time in fixed and semi-permanent RF assemblies.

Suitable for

• Termination of coaxial cables to N-type female sockets on antennas and outdoor equipment
• Connecting routers, RF amplifiers and repeaters that use N-type interfaces
• Fixed installations where stable shielding and low insertion loss are required

Key specifications

• Connector type: N-type male crimp-style termination
• Cable compatibility: designed for standard coaxial cables (crimp ferrule required)
• Contact arrangement: center pin with threaded outer conductor
• Application frequency: suitable for RF use across common VHF/UHF and microwave bands (dependent on system requirements)
• Mechanical attachment: crimped ferrule for long-term retention

How to use

Prepare the coaxial cable by stripping the jacket, braid and dielectric according to the connector manufacturer's recommended dimensions. Slide the crimp ferrule onto the cable, insert the cable into the connector body so the center conductor seats in the pin and the outer conductor makes full contact with the connector body. Move the ferrule into position and crimp it using an appropriate crimping tool sized for the ferrule and cable. After crimping, inspect the assembly for solid mechanical fit and correct electrical contact before mating with equipment.

Usage recommendations

Use the connector with cables and crimp ferrules matched to the connector dimensions, and employ the correct crimping die to ensure consistent RF performance. Avoid over-crimping or under-crimping, and verify continuity and VSWR as part of commissioning. For outdoor installations, consider additional sealing or weatherproofing at the junction to prevent moisture ingress.