The BNC connector was originally designed for military applications but is now used primarily in the broadcast market. The connector has evolved to keep up with the changing industry landscape and now offers the 12G SDI performance required for 4K and Ultra HD applications. The BNC connector type designed for coaxial cable has been widely adopted and is a popular choice for existing and next-generation video technologies.
We offer a full range of BNC connector types with variousfemaleandmale options. BNC connectors are small, lightweight, and reliable. The 50-ohm BNC and 75-ohm BNC connectors are available in configurations suitable for commercial and military-grade applications. A full line of printed circuit board (PBC) sockets, bulkhead receptacles, reverse polarity connectors, resistor terminals, and other accessories complement the product.
Specification
Mfr Part #
RHT-610-0073
Connector Type
Plug
Contact Type
Male Pin
Orientation
Straight
Contact Termination
Crimp
Mounting Type
Cable Mount
Fastening Type
Bayonet
Wire Range
RG6/RG59
Number of Positions
1
Impendance
50 Ohms
Frequency Max
4GHz
Shell Material
Zinc Alloy
Insulation Material
PTFE
Contact Material
Copper Alloy
Contact Finish
Gold
Mfr Part #
RHT-610-0073
Connector Type
Plug
Contact Type
Male Pin
Orientation
Straight
Contact Termination
Crimp
Mounting Type
Cable Mount
Fastening Type
Bayonet
Wire Range
RG6/RG59
Number of Positions
1
Impendance
50 Ohms
Frequency Max
4GHz
Shell Material
Zinc Alloy
Insulation Material
PTFE
Contact Material
Copper Alloy
Contact Finish
Gold
Features
Designed to fit many common BNC coaxial cable types
BNC connectors are available in straight or right-angle versions, as well as, 4-hole flange, bulkhead, 4-hole panel, or mountless options. These BNC connector designs include clamp/solder, crimp/solder, field replaceable, solder or solder/solder attachment methods.
Bayonet coupling mechanism provides positive, fast fit and separation
BNC connector types feature a bayonet style coupling mechanism that allows for quick connect and disconnect with positive locking. Mating is achieved with just a quarter-turn of the coupling nut. With a classic, dependable design, BNC RF connectors are suited to accommodate a large variety of RG and industry-standard coaxial cables, in a variety of termination styles.
BNC connectors are constructed in male or female gender in standard polarity or reverse polarity threads, with 50 Ohm impedance.
Buy more than you think you need. Some of the inside tips will break off while installing, causing you to need another one. And no, it wasn??t how I installed them, because the 2nd or 3rd did just fine. Easy to install, I definitely prefer these over the crimp style.
Review by
a.stall
Posted on
They seem to be ok
Quality
80%
Price
100%
I've only installed a few of these connectors to date. They go on easily and seem well made. Only time will tell how well they hold up.
Review by
Buster9
Posted on
Exactly What I Needed
Quality
80%
Price
80%
For the average person, I guess, wouldn't know what these are or why they're needed. But trust me, as a contractor, these connectors are a needed tool of my trade.
Review by
Customer
Posted on
Good product
Quality
80%
Price
100%
I have purchased two of these 25-pack BNC connectors. They have worked perfectly except for one flaw. They go onto the RG6 cable exactly as expected, and once properly crimped they are a tight connection that won't pull off. I suspect people who state they pull off might either be using the wrong cable (e.g. RG59) else aren't crimping the connector properly.
The one flaw I've discovered is that some of these connectors will not slide onto any device BNC connector. After discovering this, I have to first try to attach the connector to the BNC port of a device I need to use. If it slides on easily, it's good. However, I've discovered that 15% to 20% of the connectors in a pack of 25 are too tight and will not slide onto the device BNC port. So I have to toss that connector aside and move on to the next one. Doing this test first avoids needing to find out the connector is defective after it's been attached to the coax cable. Like I said earlier, if these connectors fit, they're quite good. Just look out for the connectors that can't be easily connected to the BNC port of you're target device.
Review by
ODJ45
Posted on
Four Stars
Quality
80%
Price
80%
It works fine but some piece does not work but its fair price though.
Review by
Customer
Posted on
EXCELLENT
Quality
100%
Price
100%
I find your product excellent in quality, and I intend to recommend it to others that might need the same thing. The only problem I found was that the package I received was missing one BNC compression fitting. I don't think it was intentional because the package was sealed, but they are expensive and it should come complete. The point I am making is that if this is a problem when packing is done, the price would hike up. I am not trying to get the one missing part, but making a point for the manufacturer to assure that the packages are complete. Thank you for making an excellent product.
Review by
Jose Bulnes
Posted on
should come with instructions
Quality
100%
Price
100%
I had to learn the hard way to adjust the insertion tool to fully insert the connector. The colored o-ring is suppose to be completely covered if the connector is inserted all the way. I had to learn that by having a couple fail first. Instructions would have been nice.
