rfc400 cable assemblies 

RFC400 cable assemblies are a type of coaxial cable commonly used in high-frequency applications, such as radio communications, WiFi, and cellular networks. These cables are made up of a solid copper inner conductor, a foam polyethylene dielectric insulator, a tinned copper braid shield, and a durable polyethylene jacket.

The cable is available in a variety of lengths and is typically terminated with connectors on both ends. The most common connector types used with RFC400 cables are N-type and TNC-type connectors. These connectors are designed to provide a secure and reliable connection that can handle high power and frequency levels.

N-type connectors have a threaded design that provides a tight and secure connection. They are commonly used in outdoor applications where weather resistance is important.

TNC-type connectors have a bayonet-style design that provides a quick and easy connection. They are commonly used in indoor applications where space is limited.

RFC400 cable assemblies with connectors are available in a range of standard lengths, typically ranging from 1 foot to 100 feet or more. Custom lengths can also be ordered to meet specific application requirements.