Coaxial cable Rangeful RG58 BNC male to BNC female, 50 Ω, 5 m

Coaxial cable Rangeful RG58 with BNC male to BNC female connectors, 50 Ω impedance and 5 m length is a flexible RF lead intended for low-power signal transmission. It maintains the characteristic impedance of RG58 to ensure consistent matching between devices and connectors. The cable is suitable for connecting test instruments, radio equipment, CCTV cameras, and other BNC-equipped devices where a 50 Ω path is required.

Advantages

This 5 m RG58 coaxial cable features standard BNC male and female terminations for quick plug-and-play connections. Its 50 Ω characteristic impedance provides predictable RF performance and reduced reflection when used with matching equipment. The cable construction delivers sufficient flexibility for routing in constrained spaces while preserving shielding and signal continuity for common low-power coaxial applications.

Suitable for

• Connecting test and measurement instruments with BNC ports
• Linking radio transceivers and receivers in low-power setups
• Extending video and audio signals in CCTV and surveillance systems
• General-purpose 50 Ω coaxial connections in labs and workshops

Key specifications

• Cable type: RG58 coaxial
• Connectors: BNC male to BNC female
• Characteristic impedance: 50 Ω
• Length: 5 m
• Typical use: low-power RF and video signal transmission

How to use

Align the BNC male connector with the mating BNC female socket on the device, push the connector onto the socket, and rotate the coupling nut until it locks. For the cables female end, insert the mating male BNC plug and twist until secured. Ensure both devices are powered down when connecting or disconnecting to avoid transient signals. Route the cable to minimize sharp bends and avoid running parallel to unsheathed power lines to reduce potential interference.

Usage recommendations

Use the cable within its intended low-power RF and video applications. Inspect connectors for secure contact and the jacket for damage before use. Replace the cable if the braid or center conductor becomes exposed, or if connectors show signs of corrosion or loose fitting.