Coaxial cable Rangeful BNC male to BNC male RG58/U 50 Ω 12 m

Rangeful RG58/U coaxial cable with BNC male to BNC male connectors, 50 Ω impedance and 12 m length is intended for reliable RF signal transmission in test rigs, CCTV systems and radio equipment. The cable's RG58/U construction provides a balance of flexibility and shielding suited for medium-length runs where a standard 50-ohm link is required. Both BNC male plugs are designed for quick push-and-twist mating to BNC female sockets, enabling straightforward connection and disconnection during installation or field testing.

Advantages

The Rangeful RG58/U cable delivers consistent 50-ohm impedance along a 12 m run to minimize reflections and maintain signal integrity for RF and video applications. Its flexible dielectric and outer jacket simplify routing in confined spaces while preserving stable electrical characteristics. The pair of BNC male connectors ensures compatibility with common test instruments, CCTV cameras, and radio transceivers that use BNC terminations.

Suitable for

• Connecting test equipment (oscilloscopes, signal generators, network analyzers) to DUTs or measurement points
• CCTV camera links and video monitoring systems requiring 50 Ω coax
• Radio and amateur radio installations where BNC terminations are used
• Temporary or semi-permanent RF setups in labs and field testing

Key specifications

• Cable type: RG58/U coaxial
• Connector type: BNC male — both ends
• Characteristic impedance: 50 Ω
• Length: 12 m
• Construction: flexible dielectric with braided shielding and protective outer jacket suitable for indoor installations
• Intended use: RF, video, and test signal transmission

How to use

Inspect connectors and cable jacket before use to ensure no visible damage. Connect each BNC male plug to the corresponding BNC female socket by aligning the bayonet and pushing then twisting until it locks. Use the cable for RF signal routing between instruments, cameras, or transceivers, avoiding sharp bends and kinks that could degrade shielding or change impedance. When disconnecting, release the bayonet by twisting and pulling straight out to avoid stressing the connector.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, keep cable runs as short as practical and avoid close parallel routing with power lines. Use gentle bends with a radius significantly larger than the cable diameter and protect the cable from crushing or prolonged UV exposure. Periodically inspect connectors and re-seat fittings to maintain reliable connections in monitoring or test setups.