Panorama Antennas C29SP-1NJ 1m CS29 Low Loss Coaxial Cable, SMA Male to N-Type Female

Many outdoor and fixed-site antennas are supplied with, or run on, cable terminated in N-type male plugs, while routers, gateways and modems usually present SMA ports. The C29SP-1NJ closes that gap in a single 1 m (3.28 ft) lead. Its SMA male end fits the device, and its N-type female end accepts the N-male connector of the antenna cable. The lead is built from Panorama's CS29 cable (part SR1-029-B). The 5.0 mm (0.20 in) coax combines a tin-plated copper braid with no less than 95% coverage and an aluminium foil inner shield, for shielding effectiveness better than -95 dB at 400 MHz under IEC 61196-1. Impedance is 50 Ω ± 2 Ω at 1 GHz. Typical attenuation is 2.2 dB per 10 m at 400 MHz, 4 dB per 10 m at 1 GHz and 5.5 dB per 10 m at 2 GHz. Because the transition happens over a flexible cable rather than a rigid adapter, the heavier N-type cable does not hang directly off the device's SMA port. The stranded plain copper centre conductor and cellular polyethylene dielectric keep the lead easy to route, and the black TPE jacket is rated from -40°C to +80°C (-40°F to 176°F). Panorama rates CS29 for cellular, WLAN and other applications up to 3 GHz. The full cable data is published in Panorama's CS29 cable datasheet.