Pigtail cable OEM TS9 to SMA Female 15 cm P-T9-SF-15, coaxial adapter lead

Pigtail cable OEM TS9 to SMA Female 15 cm P-T9-SF-15 is a short coaxial adapter lead that connects devices with TS9 male antenna sockets to equipment that accepts an SMA female connection. At 15 cm length, this compact cable provides a low-loss, flexible link for routing RF signals between modems, routers, signal boosters, measurement instruments and external antennas. The cable is intended for use where a brief, reliable connection or adaptation between TS9 and SMA interfaces is required.

Advantages

The cable offers a compact form factor and flexible construction that minimizes strain on connectors while allowing convenient placement in tight spaces. Its TS9 male to SMA female termination enables straightforward adaptation between two common RF connector types without the need to modify devices. Short length reduces insertion loss compared with longer leads and improves signal integrity for near-field connections. The coaxial design maintains shielding to limit interference and preserve RF performance.

Suitable for

• Connecting USB or portable 3G/4G modems with TS9 antenna ports to external SMA-equipped antennas
• Linking routers and mobile broadband gateways to signal boosters or external antennas
• Temporary connections in RF measurement, testing and troubleshooting setups
• Creating compact antenna extension or adaptation inside enclosures or test rigs

Key specifications

• Connector A: TS9 male
• Connector B: SMA female
• Cable length: 15 cm
• Cable type: coaxial pigtail
• Construction: flexible outer jacket with shielded inner conductor
• Typical application frequency range: cellular and mobile broadband bands (design dependent)

How to use

Align the TS9 male connector with the TS9 socket on the modem or device and push gently until it seats; avoid excessive force to prevent damage. Thread the SMA female onto the SMA male port of the antenna or equipment by hand until snug; do not overtighten with tools. Route the 15 cm coaxial lead to minimize sharp bends and avoid tight kinks; leave a small service loop for strain relief if necessary. For temporary testing, connect the cable between the device and measurement instrument or external antenna and verify signal levels before prolonged use.

Usage recommendations

Use the cable indoors or in protected environments; avoid prolonged exposure to moisture and extreme temperatures. Do not overtighten connectors—hand-tight is sufficient for reliable electrical contact. For installation inside cabinets or enclosures, ensure the cable is secured and not pinched to maintain shielding integrity. If precise RF performance is required, verify compatibility with the device frequency bands and check connectors for wear before repeated connections.