TNC Male to BNC Male LMR-240 Coax Cable 100FT Black TAA Compliant
The ENET TNC Male to BNC Male LMR-240 coax cable is engineered for professional RF and telecommunications applications requiring reliable signal transmission over extended distances. This 100-foot coaxial cable delivers superior performance in wireless infrastructure, antenna systems, and test equipment setups where impedance matching and signal integrity are critical. Built with TAA compliance, this industrial-grade RF cable meets government procurement standards while providing the low-loss characteristics professionals demand.
Whether you're installing wireless access points, configuring antenna arrays, or maintaining network infrastructure, this TNC to BNC cable ensures consistent performance with minimal signal degradation across the full 100-foot span.
Key Features
- TNC Male to BNC Male connectors for secure RF connections
- LMR-240 cable construction provides low-loss signal transmission
- 100-foot length eliminates need for multiple cable segments
- TAA compliant for government and enterprise procurement
- Black jacket rated for indoor and outdoor environments
- Impedance matched at 50 ohms for optimal RF performance
- Durable construction withstands repeated connection cycles
- Professional-grade coaxial shielding minimizes interference
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
ENET SOLUTIONS |
| Part Number |
TNCM-BNCM-LMR240-100F-ENT |
| Connector Type (End 1) |
TNC Male |
| Connector Type (End 2) |
BNC Male |
| Cable Type |
LMR-240 |
| Cable Length |
100 Feet |
| Impedance |
50 Ohms |
| Jacket Color |
Black |
| Compliance |
TAA Compliant |
| Application |
RF, Wireless Infrastructure, Antenna Systems |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between TNC and BNC connectors?
TNC (Threaded Neill-Concelman) and BNC (Bayonet Neill-Concelman) connectors differ primarily in their mating mechanisms. TNC connectors use a threaded interface for secure, permanent installations, while BNC connectors feature a quick-disconnect bayonet design. This TNC to BNC coax cable bridges both connector types, making it ideal for mixed equipment environments.
Is this LMR-240 cable suitable for outdoor installation?
Yes, the black jacket on this 100-foot RF cable is rated for outdoor use and provides UV resistance and weather protection. The LMR-240 construction maintains signal integrity in various environmental conditions, making it suitable for rooftop antenna installations and external wireless infrastructure deployments.
What does TAA compliant mean for this coaxial cable?
TAA (Trade Agreements Act) compliance certifies that this TNC male to BNC male cable meets U.S. government procurement standards. It qualifies for federal contracts and government agency purchases, ensuring the product meets stringent quality and sourcing requirements.
Can I use this cable for high-frequency RF applications?
The LMR-240 cable construction and 50-ohm impedance make this coax cable suitable for RF applications up to several GHz, depending on your specific frequency requirements. Its low-loss characteristics ensure minimal signal attenuation, making it ideal for wireless, cellular, and microwave applications.
