Coaxial Cable ALLNET ANT-CAB-RSMA-N-500 R-SMA N-type 5 m Black

The ALLNET ANT-CAB-RSMA-N-500 coaxial cable is a 5 m black cable with an R-SMA connector on one end and an N-type connector on the other, designed for secure RF connections between devices with differing connector types. The cable construction supports stable signal transmission and is suitable for routing antenna connections where a flexible, externally mounted or indoor cable run is required. Its neutral exterior color and standard length make it compatible with many network and RF setups without requiring additional adapters when corresponding connector types are used.

Advantages

This coaxial cable combines an R-SMA to N-type interface to bridge equipment that use these common RF connector standards. The 5 m length offers a balance between reach and signal integrity for many antenna installations. The cable’s shielding and connector termination are designed to reduce signal loss and minimize interference in typical network and radio-frequency environments. The black jacket provides a discreet appearance for visible installations.

Suitable for

• Connecting external antennas to routers, gateways, or wireless devices with R-SMA or N-type ports
• Extending RF runs between antenna and radio equipment where one side requires R-SMA and the other N-type
• Indoor or protected outdoor installations requiring a 5 m coaxial link
• Testing or temporary setups in network and RF maintenance tasks

Key specifications

• Cable length: 5 m
• Connector A: R-SMA (female or male according to device mating requirements)
• Connector B: N-type (female or male according to device mating requirements)
• Colour: Black outer jacket
• Cable type: Coaxial for RF signal transmission

How to use

Verify the gender and thread type of the R-SMA and N-type connectors on your devices before connecting. Align and hand-tighten the connectors to avoid cross-threading; use appropriate torque if specified by the equipment manufacturer. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends, kinks, and sources of mechanical stress. For outdoor runs, place the cable within a protective conduit or under cover where possible to prolong life. After installation, check the RF link for expected signal levels and adjust antenna orientation or cable routing if necessary.

Recommendations

Use this cable when direct connection is possible without intermediate adapters. For long outdoor exposures, consider additional weatherproofing at connector junctions and periodic inspection for wear. Avoid tight bends near the connectors and keep bend radius within manufacturer guidance to preserve signal performance.