Coaxial cable Rangeful RP-SMA Male to RP-SMA Male HF240 5 m 50 Ω

Rangeful HF240 coaxial cable with RP-SMA male to RP-SMA male connectors, 5 meters long and 50 Ω impedance, provides a flexible RF connection for devices that require RP-SMA terminations. The cable is constructed for routine signal routing between antennas, routers, modems, test instruments and other radio-frequency equipment, enabling continuity of the RF path over a moderate distance while keeping a compact and pliable physical profile suitable for indoor and benchtop use.

Advantages

The HF240 cable combines a 50 Ω characteristic impedance with RP-SMA male terminations on both ends, ensuring mechanical compatibility and correct impedance matching for most consumer and laboratory RF systems that use RP-SMA. Its 5 m length offers extended reach without excessive stiffness, and the HF240 dielectric and shielding provide stable signal transfer with reduced external interference when used in typical indoor environments. The connectors are designed for repeated mating cycles and maintain reliable electrical contact when properly tightened.

Suitable for

• Connecting router or modem antennas with RP-SMA interfaces
• Linking test equipment, signal generators or spectrum analyzers to RP-SMA equipped devices
• Temporary or semi-permanent antenna installations for indoor radio setups
• Prototyping and bench testing of RF circuits and wireless modules

Key specifications

• Connector type: RP-SMA male to RP-SMA male
• Characteristic impedance: 50 Ω
• Length: 5 m
• Cable type: HF240 coaxial
• Typical use: RF and antenna connections

How to use

Before connecting, verify that both devices accept RP-SMA male terminations to avoid damage or improper mating. Align the RP-SMA male connectors with the mating RP-SMA female sockets and engage them gently, ensuring proper thread engagement where applicable; do not overtighten. Route the cable to minimize sharp bends and avoid tight loops that could stress the conductor or dielectric. For test or temporary setups, secure the cable to avoid movement that could loosen connections. If used near other electronic equipment, position the cable to reduce exposure to strong electromagnetic sources.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, keep cable runs as short as practical and avoid repeated bending at the connector junctions. Periodically inspect connectors for signs of wear, corrosion or loosening, and replace the cable if electrical continuity degrades. Use appropriate grounding and RF practices in sensitive measurement environments to reduce interference.