Coaxial Pigtail Cable Hurtel u.FL to N Male, 1 m

Hurtel coaxial pigtail cable with a u.FL connector on one end and an N male connector on the other, length 1 meter. This cable provides a compact transition from low-profile u.FL interfaces commonly found on mini PCIe, M.2 and embedded radio modules to a robust N-type male connector used on external antennas and RF equipment. The cable is intended for signal routing where a micro coax connector must be extended to a larger, weather-resistant connector without active components.

Advantages

The 1 m Hurtel pigtail combines a space-saving u.FL micro-connector with a durable N male termination, offering a straightforward, passive solution for extending or adapting RF connections. Its construction minimizes signal loss across the short run while simplifying connections between compact radio modules and standard N-type antenna ports. The single-cable design reduces the number of adapters required and supports both temporary test setups and more permanent indoor or sheltered outdoor installations.

Suitable for

• Connecting embedded Wi‑Fi, cellular or IoT radio modules with u.FL interfaces to external antennas with N-type ports
• Prototyping and laboratory RF test setups where a compact-to-robust connector transition is needed
• Indoor antenna extensions and installations in sheltered outdoor enclosures
• Temporary field connections and troubleshooting of wireless equipment

Key specifications

• Connector A: u.FL (micro coaxial) low-profile plug
• Connector B: N-type male (threaded)
• Length: 1.0 meter
• Cable type: coaxial RF cable suitable for antenna and RF signal transmission
• Usage: passive signal transmission for RF applications (no amplification)

How to use

Ensure both devices are powered off before connecting. Gently press the u.FL connector onto the module’s u.FL jack until it snaps into place; avoid excessive force to prevent damage to the miniature jack. Secure the N male connector to the antenna or device by threading it until hand-tight; use a torque wrench only if specified by the antenna or equipment manufacturer. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and pinch points, keeping bend radius larger than the cable diameter to maintain electrical performance.

Recommendations

For best RF performance, keep the cable as short as practical and avoid coiling tightly. Use this pigtail in sheltered outdoor locations or inside protective enclosures when connecting to outdoor antennas; N-type connectors are durable but the u.FL end is intended for internal module connections. When repeatedly connecting and disconnecting, inspect the u.FL jack and plug for wear and replace the cable if the micro-connector shows signs of damage.