Rugged 50Â Ohm BNC-to-BNC insulated feedthrough coupler for routing RF signals through rack panels, bulkheads, test fixtures, and custom enclosures. The double-female interface connects two BNC-terminated cables, while the insulated chassis-mount design electrically isolates the connector body from the mounting panel. This makes it ideal for installations requiring controlled grounding, reduced ground-loop potential, or separation between the coaxial shield and the enclosure.
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| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Connector Type | BNC-to-BNC insulated feedthrough coupler |
| Connector Interface | BNC female-to-female feedthrough |
| Gender | Female jack on both ends (BNC F/F) |
| Characteristic Impedance | 50 Ohms |
| Mounting Style | Insulated chassis / bulkhead mount |
| Panel Isolation | Connector body is electrically insulated from the mounting panel |
| Mounting Hardware | Threaded body with mounting nut and insulating hardware |
| Body / Hardware Plating | Nickel-plated metal body with plated mounting hardware |
| Panel Cutout | Bulkhead opening sized for the threaded body and insulating mounting components |
| Typical Applications | RF patch panels, communications systems, antennas, wireless equipment, test fixtures, laboratory instruments, isolated-ground panels, and custom enclosures |
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