Coaxial cable Rangeful FME Male to N Male RG58/U 50 Ω — 15 m

Rangeful 15 m coaxial cable with FME male to N male connectors is a flexible RF lead constructed on RG58/U 50 Ω coaxial cable. It provides a standardized 50-ohm transmission line for antenna connections, radio equipment, and cellular or data devices. The cable length and connector pairing are intended to bridge equipment with FME and N-type interfaces while maintaining impedance matching for reliable signal transfer.

Advantages

The cable combines a common RG58/U core with professionally terminated FME male and N male connectors to offer a balance of flexibility and durability suitable for indoor and outdoor installations. Its 50-ohm characteristic impedance supports typical RF and antenna systems, and the N male connector provides a robust threaded coupling while the FME male offers a compact connection suited to antennas and adapters. The 15 m length allows placement flexibility without the immediate need for additional extension components.

Suitable for

• Connecting mobile or fixed antennas to radio transceivers and modems
• Professional and amateur VHF/UHF radio systems requiring 50 Ω cabling
• Cellular, data and telemetry links with FME-to-N interface requirements
• Laboratory and bench setups where a 15 m RG58/U lead is needed

Key specifications

• Cable type: RG58/U coaxial cable
• Characteristic impedance: 50 Ω
• Length: 15 m
• Connector A: FME male
• Connector B: N male (threaded)
• Construction: flexible dielectric and shield suitable for indoor/outdoor routing

How to use

Route the cable between the devices ensuring connectors align with the corresponding FME and N-type sockets. Tighten the N male connector by hand and, if required, use an appropriate torque wrench or spanner to secure a firm threaded connection without over-tightening. The FME male connector should be pushed into the mating FME socket until it seats fully. Avoid sharp bends near the connector terminations and maintain bend radii consistent with RG58/U handling to preserve impedance characteristics and minimize signal loss.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, minimize unnecessary cable length runs and avoid running the coax parallel to power cables to reduce interference. Inspect connectors periodically for corrosion or damage, and replace the cable if shielding or dielectric integrity is compromised. When used outdoors, protect connector interfaces from moisture with appropriate sealing or weatherproof boots.