Professional-grade 75-ohm BNC female-to-female isolated feedthrough connector designed for routing broadcast video, CCTV, SDI, and other 75-ohm coaxial signals through rack panels, bulkheads, and custom enclosures. The isolated mounting design electrically separates the connector body from the chassis or panel, helping prevent unwanted grounding paths and ground-loop interference in sensitive video and signal-distribution systems.
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| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Connector Interface | 75-ohm BNC female-to-female isolated feedthrough connector |
| Gender | Female jack on both ends (BNC F/F) |
| Characteristic Impedance | 75 ohms |
| Isolation Type | Connector body electrically isolated from panel by dual plastic insulating washers |
| Mounting Style | Chassis / bulkhead mount with metal flange, insulating washers, lock washer, and hex nut |
| Body / Hardware Plating | Nickel-plated brass body with plated mounting hardware |
| Center Contact Plating | Gold-plated center contacts |
| Panel Cutout | Standard bulkhead cutout sized for the threaded mounting body and insulating washers |
| Typical Signal Types | Composite video, CCTV, SD-SDI, HD-SDI, broadcast video, and other 75-ohm coaxial signals |
| Typical Applications | Broadcast patch panels, CCTV installations, video distribution systems, rack panels, test fixtures, custom enclosures, and bench instruments |
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