Coaxial cable Rangeful RG58/U N Male to N Female 50 Ω 2 m

Rangeful RG58/U coaxial cable with N male to N female connectors, 50 Ω impedance and 2 m length is designed for reliable RF signal transmission. The cable uses standard RG58/U construction to provide consistent characteristic impedance, shielding and flexible handling for antenna connections, laboratory measurement setups and field equipment where N-type interfaces are required. The N male to N female termination allows secure threaded connections and compatibility with devices using N connectors.

Advantages

The cable combines a widely used RG58/U flexible coaxial core with N-type threaded connectors to ensure stable electrical contact and low insertion loss across typical VHF and UHF RF ranges. Its 50 Ω impedance matches common radio frequency systems and test instruments, while the 2 m length offers a balance between reach and manageable signal attenuation. The construction provides mechanical durability for repeated mating cycles and adequate shielding to reduce interference in many installation scenarios.

Suitable for

• Antenna connections for radios, routers and signal boosters with N connectors
• Laboratory and bench test setups requiring 50 Ω cabling
• Field measurements and temporary installations where flexible coax is needed
• Interconnection of RF modules, amplifiers and measurement instruments with N-type interfaces

Key specifications

• Impedance: 50 Ω
• Cable type: RG58/U
• Connector pair: N male to N female
• Length: 2 m
• Characteristic: flexible coaxial construction with shielding
• Typical use: RF signal transmission and antenna interfacing

How to use

Connect the N male end to the female port on the device or antenna and fasten the threaded coupling by hand until snug; avoid overtightening. Attach the N female end to the corresponding male connector on the other device, ensuring correct threading and full seating of the center conductors. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and kinks; maintain bend radii consistent with RG58/U flexibility to prevent degradation of shielding and impedance. Inspect connectors for cleanliness and verify good mechanical contact before powering RF equipment or performing measurements.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, keep cable runs as short as practical to minimize insertion loss and use proper connector tightening; if permanent outdoor installation is required, consider additional environmental protection such as weatherproofing or selecting a cable designed for outdoor exposure. Periodically inspect connectors and cable jacket for wear, and replace the cable if significant damage or corrosion is observed.