Coaxial BNC Antenna Cable Set Omnitronic 3 m model 13063036

The Omnitronic Coaxial BNC Antenna Cable Set 3 m (model 13063036) is a three-meter coaxial cable assembly with BNC connectors engineered for audio, RF and antenna connections. The set provides a fixed-length, shielded link to transmit signals reliably between devices with BNC terminations, simplifying short-run installations and ensuring consistent signal routing for radio equipment, mixers, receivers and measurement setups.

Advantages

The cable set offers a ready-to-use connection with standardized BNC connectors that provide a secure bayonet coupling and consistent contact. Its coaxial construction reduces electromagnetic interference and preserves signal integrity over the three-metre run. The fixed length removes the need for on-site cutting or termination, speeding up installation and reducing variability between connections. Durable connector housings and strain-relief at each end improve mechanical reliability in repeated use.

Suitable for

• Connecting radio transceivers and antenna inputs
• Linking mixers, receivers and audio processors with BNC ports
• Short-run RF test setups and bench measurements
• Temporary or permanent installations where a 3 m cable length is required

Key specifications

• Cable type: coaxial with shielding designed for RF and audio signal transmission
• Connector type: BNC male to BNC male with bayonet locking
• Length: 3 metres
• Construction: standard coaxial geometry with outer jacket and strain reliefs
• Intended use: antenna, RF and audio interconnection over short distances

How to use

Inspect both BNC connectors and device ports for cleanliness before connection. Align the male BNC connector with the device’s BNC jack, insert the connector and twist the outer coupling sleeve until it locks with the bayonet coupling. Avoid excessive bending near the connector ends; maintain gentle curvature to preserve cable impedance. For removal, twist the coupling sleeve to release and pull straight out. Route the cable to avoid tight bends, sharp edges and high-traffic areas that could cause mechanical damage.

Usage recommendations

For optimal signal performance, keep the cable run as short as practical and avoid parallel routing with mains power cables. Secure the cable with cable ties or clips at intervals that do not pinch the jacket. If used in a permanent installation, periodically inspect connectors for corrosion and maintain strain relief to prevent connector fatigue.