Poynting A-CAB-109 low-loss RF coaxial cable 10m SMA male to SMA female HDF-195

Poynting A-CAB-109 low-loss RF coaxial cable 10m SMA male to SMA female HDF-195 is a 10-metre coaxial assembly designed to connect antennas, modems and radio equipment while minimising signal loss. The cable uses HDF-195 dielectric construction and SMA male to SMA female connectors to provide consistent impedance and stable RF transmission over distance. It is intended for indoor and sheltered outdoor installations where preserving signal integrity and reducing insertion loss are important.

Advantages

The cable offers low insertion loss across a wide frequency range, durable SMA connectors for repeatable mating cycles, and a flexible jacket that simplifies routing in confined spaces. HDF-195 dielectric construction contributes to stable characteristic impedance and reduced attenuation compared with standard coaxial assemblies. The 10 m length provides reach for common antenna placements without the need for multiple shorter adapters.

Suitable for

• Connecting external antennas to cellular modems and routers
• Linking radio transceivers and test equipment
• Indoor and protected outdoor antenna installations
• Signal extension where low loss is required over a 10 m run

Key specifications

• Cable length: 10 metres
• Connector type: SMA male to SMA female
• Dielectric: HDF-195
• Cable type: Low-loss RF coaxial cable
• Typical use: Antenna, modem and radio links
• Jacket: Flexible outer sheath suitable for indoor and protected outdoor routing

How to use

Connect the SMA male end to the device requiring an external antenna or the radio equipment output, and connect the SMA female end to the antenna or accessory with the corresponding SMA interface. Ensure connectors are clean and aligned before hand-tightening to avoid cross-threading. Avoid excessive bending near the connector interfaces and maintain the recommended bend radius to preserve cable performance. For sheltered outdoor runs, secure the cable along its route to minimise movement and strain on connectors.

Usage recommendations

For best RF performance, keep the cable length as short as practical for the installation, avoid coiling tightly, and protect exposed connections from moisture and debris. Periodically inspect connector integrity and re-seat fittings if signal degradation is observed.