Coaxial cable Rangeful RP‑TNC female to RP‑TNC female, RG58 50 Ω, 12 m

Rangeful 12 m coaxial cable with RP‑TNC female connectors on both ends and RG58 50 Ω impedance is intended for RF signal transmission where reversed-polarity TNC interfaces are required. The cable combines a standard RG58 construction with flexible dielectric and shielding to maintain consistent impedance and minimize signal loss over short to medium runs. The compact RP‑TNC female connectors provide secure mating with compatible reversed-polarity TNC male ports on antennas, wireless devices, test instruments and adapters.

Advantages

The cable offers reliable 50 Ω impedance matching suitable for many RF applications, reducing reflections and preserving signal integrity. Its RG58 construction balances flexibility and durability for easier routing in equipment racks, vehicle installations and field setups. RP‑TNC female connectors on both ends enable direct connection to devices and antennas that use reversed‑polarity TNC interfaces without requiring adapter changes. The 12 m length provides extended reach while keeping attenuation within acceptable limits for short to medium distances.

Suitable for

• Connecting wireless routers, access points and external antennas with RP‑TNC interfaces
• Extending antenna leads for WLAN, ISM band and other RF systems with 50 Ω impedance
• Temporary or permanent links in test benches and RF measurement setups
• Vehicle and field installations requiring a flexible RG58 cable with RP‑TNC terminations

Key specifications

• Cable type: RG58 coaxial
• Characteristic impedance: 50 Ω
• Connector type: RP‑TNC female at both ends
• Length: 12 m
• Typical use: RF signal transmission, antenna extension, measurement setups
• Construction: flexible dielectric and braided shielding for durability and bendability

How to use

Route the cable from the device to the antenna or measurement instrument, avoiding sharp bends and tight loops. Ensure both RP‑TNC female connectors are clean and align the mating connector carefully before engaging the coupling nut to avoid cross‑threading. Tighten by hand to secure the connection; if a torque specification is required by the equipment manufacturer, use an appropriate torque wrench. Check for secure seating and continuity with a suitable RF tester if precise performance verification is needed.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, avoid kinking the RG58 cable and keep bend radii larger than the manufacturer’s recommended minimum. Minimize exposure to prolonged moisture and corrosive environments; if used outdoors, protect connector junctions with suitable weatherproofing. When running near high‑power electrical cables or strong RF sources, maintain separation to reduce potential interference. Periodically inspect connectors for wear and replace the cable if shielding or connection quality degrades.