Coaxial cable Rangeful HF240 N Plug to N Socket, double coaxial, 10 m, pure copper

Rangeful HF240 double coaxial cable with N plug to N socket connectors, 10 m length and pure copper conductors is designed for RF and antenna connections where two coaxial lines are routed together. The cable combines two individually shielded coax cores within a single jacket, providing consistent impedance and stable signal transfer for short to medium distance links. Corrosion-resistant metal contacts and threaded N-type connectors ensure secure mechanical and electrical connection in indoor and sheltered outdoor installations.

Advantages

The double coaxial design reduces clutter by bundling two coax lines in one assembly while maintaining isolation between conductors. Pure copper inner conductors offer low electrical resistance for better signal fidelity. N-type plug and socket connectors provide robust threaded coupling and good RF performance across common VHF/UHF ranges. The 10 m length covers many typical installation needs without excessive loss, and corrosion-resistant connector plating improves long-term reliability.

Suitable for

• Connecting antennas to radio equipment where two coax feeds are required
• RF test setups and laboratory connections
• Short to medium distance links in communication systems
• Sheltered outdoor and indoor installations requiring threaded N connectors

Key specifications

• Cable type: double coaxial (two coax cores in one outer jacket)
• Connector A: N-type plug (male), threaded
• Connector B: N-type socket (female), threaded
• Length: 10 meters
• Conductor material: pure copper inner conductors
• Shielding: individual shielding for each coax core (braid/foil)
• Jacket: durable outer sheath for mechanical protection
• Intended use: RF and antenna signal transmission

How to use

Inspect connectors and cable for visible damage before installation. Thread the N-type plug onto the corresponding N-type socket by hand, then tighten to firm hand torque; use an appropriate torque wrench if precise tightening is required. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends, kinks, or prolonged compression; maintain the manufacturer’s recommended minimum bend radius for coaxial assemblies. When terminating near equipment, ensure good grounding of the system and avoid placing the cable alongside high-power mains wiring to reduce interference.

Usage recommendations

For best RF performance, keep cable runs as short as practical and avoid unnecessary connectors or adapters. In outdoor or exposed installations, protect the connector interfaces with weatherproofing boots or appropriate sealing to limit moisture ingress. Periodically inspect contacts for corrosion and clean with suitable contact cleaner if needed.