Coaxial cable Rangeful HF240 BNC male–BNC male, 1 m length

Rangeful HF240 BNC male–BNC male, 1 m length is a coaxial cable designed for RF and composite video signal connections. With BNC male connectors on both ends and a compact 1 meter length, the cable provides a simple, low-complexity connection between devices that use BNC interfaces, such as test instruments, CCTV cameras, signal generators and networking equipment. Its construction balances flexibility and shielding to maintain signal integrity over short runs on workbenches and portable setups.

Advantages

The cable offers straightforward plug-and-play connectivity with standardized BNC male terminations, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of laboratory and audiovisual equipment. Its short 1 m length reduces excess cable clutter and signal attenuation compared with longer assemblies. The coaxial design with an inner conductor, dielectric and outer shield minimizes electromagnetic interference for stable RF and video transmission in typical indoor environments.

Suitable for

• Connecting test equipment such as oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers and signal generators
• Short patch runs between security cameras and recorders in CCTV systems
• Temporary or portable measurement setups and field testing
• Linking BNC-equipped routers, modulators and distribution amplifiers

Key specifications

• Connector type: BNC male to BNC male
• Cable length: 1 m
• Cable type: coaxial (RG-style construction)
• Intended signals: RF and composite video
• Typical use environment: indoor bench, AV installations, lab and portable testing

How to use

Align each BNC male connector with the corresponding BNC female jack and push the connector onto the receptacle, then twist to lock the bayonet coupling in place. Ensure connectors are clean and free from debris before attachment. For temporary test setups, route the cable to avoid sharp bends and strain on the connectors; for installations, secure the cable to prevent movement that could loosen connections.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, avoid routing the coax alongside high-current power cables and maintain gentle bend radii consistent with the cable's flexibility. Inspect connectors periodically for corrosion or wear when used in environments with variable humidity. Use the 1 m length for short interconnects to minimize signal loss; choose a longer, appropriately specified coax if long runs are required.