BNC – 12 Port – 50Ω Feed-Through Panel – 1U Loaded
This 1U 12-port 50Ω BNC feed-through patch panel is designed for clean, organized coaxial cable management in standard 19-inch equipment racks. The panel ships fully loaded with twelve precision 50Ω BNC feed-through connectors, making it ideal for RF communications, laboratory instrumentation, test equipment, wireless systems, broadcast facilities, and other applications requiring proper 50-ohm impedance matching. The feed-through design allows quick front-to-rear cable routing without soldering while maintaining a professional rack installation.
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| Category | Detail |
|---|---|
| Form Factor | 1U rackmount |
| Width | 19 inches (standard EIA rack width) |
| Connector Type | 12 × 50Ω BNC female-to-female feed-through connectors (loaded) |
| Characteristic Impedance | 50 Ohms |
| Material | Steel with black powder-coated finish |
| Mounting | Standard rackmount flanges with screw holes |
| Applications | RF communications, wireless systems, test equipment, laboratory instrumentation, amateur radio, military, aerospace, and 50Ω broadcast systems |
Each panel ships with a comprehensive hardware kit including two popular screw types to fit virtually any equipment rack or cabinet:
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