Coaxial cable Rangeful RP-TNC Male to RP-TNC Female 20 m LMR400 UF UltraFlex

Coaxial cable Rangeful RP-TNC Male to RP-TNC Female 20 m LMR400 UF UltraFlex is a 20-meter RF cable assembly designed for low-loss signal transmission and flexible routing. Constructed with LMR400 UF UltraFlex materials, the cable provides consistent impedance and durable shielding for antenna feeds, test setups, and communications equipment. The RP-TNC male to RP-TNC female connector pairing preserves proper pin orientation for devices requiring reverse polarity TNC interfaces while the extended length supports installations where a longer run is needed without intermediate adapters.

Advantages

The LMR400 UF UltraFlex construction combines a low-loss dielectric and robust outer jacket to minimize signal attenuation across common RF frequencies while remaining flexible for easier installation. Durable shielding reduces susceptibility to external interference and helps maintain signal integrity over the full 20 m length. The RP-TNC male to RP-TNC female connectors provide secure mechanical coupling and consistent electrical contact for equipment that uses reverse polarity TNC interfaces.

Suitable for

• Antenna feedlines for outdoor or rooftop installations where a 20 m run is required
• Wireless communications equipment and access point connections with RP-TNC interfaces
• Laboratory and field test setups that require flexible, low-loss RF cabling
• Temporary deployments or event installations where cable routing through confined spaces is necessary

Key specifications

• Cable length: 20 m
• Connector configuration: RP-TNC male to RP-TNC female
• Cable type: LMR400 UF UltraFlex construction
• Impedance: 50 ohm characteristic impedance
• Design features: low-loss dielectric, flexible jacket, braided shielding

How to use

Verify that connected devices accept RP-TNC reverse-polarity TNC connectors before installation. Route the 20 m cable between devices, avoiding sharp bends and excessive strain; maintain bend radii consistent with flexible LMR400 UF cable handling to prevent damage. Tighten the RP-TNC connectors by hand or with the appropriate torque tool if specified by the equipment manufacturer, ensuring secure mechanical and electrical contact. For outdoor runs, use proper weatherproofing at both connector ends and secure the cable along its route to minimize movement and mechanical wear.

Usage recommendations

For optimal RF performance, avoid running the coaxial cable in parallel with high-voltage power lines and minimize exposure to standing water. Periodically inspect connector interfaces and the outer jacket for signs of wear or damage, and replace the cable if shielding integrity is compromised.