Coaxial cable Rangeful HF240 5 m BNC male to BNC male

Rangeful HF240 coaxial cable, 5 meters long with BNC male connectors on both ends, provides a fixed-length connection for equipment using BNC interfaces. The cable is intended for signal transmission in RF, video and test environments and is suitable for connecting devices where a reliable 5 m BNC-to-BNC lead is required. The design prioritizes consistent impedance and straightforward installation for common CCTV, laboratory, and AV setups.

Advantages

The HF240 cable offers a standard BNC male-to-male termination that simplifies linking cameras, monitors, signal generators and measurement devices. Its 5 m length balances reach with manageable cable routing and reduced slack. The coaxial construction maintains shielding to limit interference and preserve signal integrity across the run, while the rigid BNC plugs provide secure mechanical and electrical contact.

Suitable for

• CCTV camera to DVR/monitor connections in surveillance systems
• Laboratory test setups requiring BNC connections between instruments
• Audio/video equipment and composite video links using BNC interfaces
• RF signal routing in low-power testing and bench setups

Key specifications

• Cable type: coaxial
• Connector type: BNC male to BNC male
• Length: 5 meters
• Primary use: RF, video, and test equipment signal transmission
• Shielding: braided and/or foil-type coaxial shielding (standard for HF240 class cables)

How to use

Connect each BNC male plug to the corresponding female BNC jack on your devices by aligning the bayonet and turning until it locks. Ensure both device connectors are clean and free of debris before mating to avoid signal degradation. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and strong mechanical strain; leave gentle loops if needed for strain relief. For best results, keep the cable away from power cables and strong electromagnetic sources to reduce potential interference.

Usage recommendations

For stable signal transmission, verify that connected devices expect a BNC-terminated coaxial link and operate within typical low-power RF or video frequency ranges. Inspect connector integrity periodically and replace the cable if connectors show wear or if shielding damage is visible. For installations with long cable runs or critical RF performance, consider checking cable impedance matching and using appropriate terminations or amplifiers as required.