N-plug on Tri-Lan 240 coaxial cable - Installing

High quality N-male connector E84130 for use with Tri-Lan 240 and Belden H-155 cables. The connector can be used up to 6 GHz. It features low insertion loss and high return loss. 5-6 GHz systems require specially designed quality connectors that ensure optimal parameters. Tri-Lan 240 - low-loss cable.The cable guarantees not only efficient power transmission but also ensures savings on installation cost, in the process of migration from 2.4GHz to 5GHz band (it can work in both bands, so the cabling will not have to be replaced). The sheath of the cable is made of PE (UV-resistant), so Tri-Lan 240 can be used outdoors. Self-amalgamating SCAPA 2501 tape is based on PIB (Polyisobutylene) rubber. It is a versatile material for waterproofing, corrosion protection, jointing and repair of cables - used indoors and outdoors. Product properties and correct application ensure waterproof connections (for fresh and sea water) in a wide range of temperatures.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• how
• to
• install
• crimp
• connector
• n-plug
• n-connector
• coaxial
• cable
• Tri-Lan
• 240
• crimping
• insulation
• stripper
• scapa
• self-amalgamating
• tape
• dipol
• dipolnet

[clkbateman]

very good, but wound heat shrink be neater, instead of Self Amalgamating Tape?

[dipolnet]

The heat shrink is not good, because it is not resistant for UV and temperature changes.

[skwintey]

is that a male end that you made and if so what about the female end?

[dipolnet]

Yes, this is male N-plug.

We have a female N-socket for Tri-Lan cable in our offer too (code: E84135 ), but installing it is quite the same.

[KC8YOQ]

OMG the music made this "How To" SEXY

[hitachi088]

Amazing Video ! Very professional work .

+1

[gibbonspider]

I see that you made the wrapping look easy by spinning the cable.

Try doing that when you have 50 meters on a drum on the floor.