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N Type Connectors For LMR Cables

With threaded coupling and integrated environmental protection, the design addresses vibration, dust, and moisture concerns in wireless and industrial RF infrastructure environments.

STREAMLINE RF CONNECTOR INSTALLATIONS WITH SINGLE CRIMP N-TYPES FOR LMR® CABLE
STREAMLINE RF CONNECTOR INSTALLATIONS WITH SINGLE CRIMP N-TYPES FOR LMR® CABLE

Amphenol RF has introduced single crimp N Type connectors for LMR cable, designed to support more efficient cable termination in wireless infrastructure deployments. The simplified termination approach can reduce installation time and support more consistent results during on site assembly. By limiting process steps and removing solder, the design may help lower labor effort while maintaining electrical continuity in field conditions. Environmental sealing and mechanical stability also contribute to sustained performance in outdoor and industrial environments.

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The single crimp configuration reduces the number of termination steps by eliminating the need to crimp the contact separately. This minimizes tool requirements and simplifies cable preparation during deployment or maintenance. A threaded coupling mechanism enhances vibration resistance, while integrated environmental protection helps guard against dust and moisture ingress. These characteristics support stable RF connections in installations exposed to movement or varying weather conditions.

Such properties make the connectors suitable for antennas, base stations, radar systems, and other RF infrastructure equipment that frequently require cable assembly outside controlled production facilities. They may also be used in industrial wireless networks where durability, repeatable installation, and serviceability are important considerations.

The connectors feature a nickel plated brass body, a gold plated beryllium copper contact, and a PTFE insulator. They support RF performance up to 11 GHz and are rated for a minimum of 500 mating cycles. When fully mated, the interface meets IP67 sealing requirements. A hex nut integrated into the body allows easier tightening during installation, while the medium sized threaded interface ensures secure coupling.

Saba Aafreen
Saba Aafreen
Saba Aafreen is a Tech Journalist at EFY who blends on-ground industrial experience with a growing focus on AI-driven technologies in the evolving electronic industries.

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