Coaxial cable Rangeful HF240 BNC male–BNC male, 2 m length

Coaxial cable Rangeful HF240 BNC male–BNC male, 2 m length is a 2-metre RF patch lead with BNC male connectors on both ends, intended for direct signal connections between devices equipped with BNC ports. The cable is suitable for audio/video interconnects, analogue RF links and test instrumentation setups where a short, flexible coaxial lead is needed. Its straightforward construction supports standard video and RF signal transmission at typical coaxial frequency ranges for general-purpose use.

Advantages

The Rangeful HF240 provides a compact 2 m length that reduces excess cable clutter while maintaining reach between nearby equipment. BNC male connectors on both ends ensure secure, quick bayonet-style mating to BNC jacks. The coaxial design offers predictable impedance characteristics for consistent signal transfer and reduced interference compared with unshielded leads. The cable’s flexibility and moderate thickness make it easy to route in equipment racks and on test benches without excessive strain on connectors.

Suitable for

• Connecting video monitors and cameras with BNC ports
• Linking RF equipment and signal generators to test instruments
• Audio/video patching in broadcast and CCTV setups
• Temporary or semi-permanent connections on lab benches and production lines

Key specifications

• Cable type: coaxial
• Connector type: BNC male – BNC male
• Length: 2 m
• Typical use: audio/video and RF signal transmission
• Construction: single shielded coaxial assembly (shielded braid over dielectric core)
• Flexibility: moderate, suitable for routing in racks and test setups

How to use

Align each BNC male connector with the corresponding BNC jack on the devices, push the connector onto the jack and rotate the coupling nut until it clicks into the bayonet lock for a secure connection. Ensure both connected devices are powered off when making or breaking connections to avoid transient signals. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and pinching; maintain a bend radius larger than the cable diameter to preserve signal integrity. For temporary test setups, label each end if necessary to track signal paths.

Usage recommendations

Use the cable for short-distance connections up to 2 metres; avoid extending signal runs with adapters or multiple short leads if precise impedance matching is required. For long-term outdoor or harsh-environment installations, choose a cable specified for environmental protection and UV resistance instead of a standard indoor patch lead.