Crimp N-type Connector Adapter No name N-W/ZAC.H-155

Crimp N-type Connector Adapter No name N-W/ZAC.H-155 is a single crimp-style N connector intended for terminating RF coaxial cables where a robust N-type interface is required. This adapter provides a threaded, weather-resistant connection for radio frequency, antenna and coaxial installations and is supplied as a single-piece crimp connector for permanent cable assembly. The product is suitable for use in systems that require a reliable coax-to-equipment link with stable electrical contact and mechanical retention.

Advantages

The crimp termination method ensures consistent electrical performance and repeatable mechanical retention when properly installed with the correct crimping tool and die. The N-type interface offers low RF loss and a threaded coupling that resists vibration and accidental disconnects. As a single crimp-style connector, it simplifies field termination of coaxial cables and provides predictable impedance characteristics for RF systems.

Suitable for

• Terminating RF coaxial cables in antenna installations
• Connecting coaxial feedlines to radio equipment and test instruments
• Permanent cable assemblies in communication and microwave links
• Outdoor and indoor installations where a threaded N-type interface is required

Key specifications

• Connector type: N-type, male threaded interface suitable for standard N-type female receptacles
• Termination method: Crimp-style single-piece termination for coaxial cable
• Frequency range: Suitable for typical RF and antenna frequency bands (dependent on cable and system)
• Mechanical: Threaded coupling for secure mechanical retention and resistance to vibration
• Electrical: Designed for low insertion loss and stable impedance when matched with appropriate cable

How to use

Prepare the coaxial cable by stripping the jacket, braid, dielectric and center conductor to the dimensions required by the connector. Slide any ferrule onto the cable if included in the crimp kit, assemble the connector onto the prepared cable such that the center conductor seats in the pin and the braid makes contact with the connector body. Use the correct crimping tool and die for the specified cable diameter to crimp the ferrule and secure the connector. After crimping, verify mechanical retention and inspect electrical continuity and impedance with appropriate test equipment before deploying in the system.

Usage recommendations

Use manufacturer-recommended crimp tools and dies matched to the cable type to ensure proper compression and electrical performance. Avoid reusing crimped connectors; when removing a connector, replace it with a new one to maintain reliable RF characteristics. For outdoor installations, apply appropriate sealing or weatherproofing at the cable-connector interface to prevent moisture ingress.