| Features |
| Cable length | 1.8 m |
| Cable type | RG-58 |
| Connector(s) | N-type, RP-SMA |
| Connector gender | Male/Male |
| Product colour | Black |
The Intellinet 522137 is a signal cable for use in wireless networks, particularly for connecting antennas to network devices. It features a cable length of 1.8 m and is equipped with an N-type connector and an RP-SMA connector. The connection is made as plug/plug, enabling direct attachment to corresponding sockets. The cable is black and based on the RG-58 cable type, known for its high signal quality and low attenuation in frequency range applications.
Applications
This cable is designed for use in wireless networks, particularly in environments where stable and reliable signal transmission between antenna and router, access point, or other wireless devices is required. The use of N-type and RP-SMA connectors makes it compatible with a wide range of devices used in industrial, professional IT, or security applications. The cable length of 1.8 m provides sufficient flexibility for typical installation scenarios without compromising signal quality due to excessive length.
Functions and Equipment in Detail
The cable is equipped with an RG-58 cable type, featuring an impedance of 50 Ohm (±3 Ohm). This impedance is standard for most wireless communication applications and ensures optimal signal transmission without reflections. The attenuation is 0.25 dB per 0.3 m, indicating low signal loss and ensuring high signal integrity. The use of unjacketed copper wire for the center conductor (outer diameter 0.8 mm ± 0.2 mm) and for shielding (outer diameter 3.12 mm ± 0.008 mm) ensures stable electrical conduction. The insulation is made of solid polyethylene (outer diameter 2.9 mm ± 0.1 mm), and the outer jacket is made of PVC (outer diameter 5 mm ± 0.01 mm), providing mechanical stability and protection against external influences.
Technology Explained Simply
The RG-58 cable type is a coaxial cable consisting of a central conductor, an insulating layer, a shielding layer, and an outer jacket. The shielding reduces electromagnetic interference and prevents signal loss. The 50 Ohm impedance is optimal for most wireless applications, as it minimizes reflections at transitions. The attenuation of 0.25 dB per 0.3 m is relatively low, ensuring minimal signal degradation over the entire cable length. The use of N-type and RP-SMA connectors enables a secure and mechanically stable connection suitable for professional use.
Compatibility and Accessories
The cable is compatible with devices supporting N-type and RP-SMA sockets. These connectors are widely used in many wireless networks, particularly in WLAN systems, industrial communication solutions, and security technology. The combination of N-type and RP-SMA allows flexible adaptation to different device configurations.
Installation and Mounting
Installation is performed by directly connecting the N-type plug to the corresponding socket on the device and the RP-SMA plug to the antenna or another device. The connectors are configured as plug/plug, enabling direct connection without additional adapters. The cable length of 1.8 m provides sufficient clearance for typical mounting situations, eliminating the need for additional extensions. The mechanical stability of the cable and connectors ensures a secure connection even under load.
Operational Advantages
The cable offers high signal quality due to low attenuation and optimal impedance. The use of high-quality materials such as copper wire, polyethylene insulation, and PVC jacket ensures long service life and reliability. The connectors are mechanically stable and allow for easy and secure installation. Compatibility with N-type and RP-SMA connectors expands its application possibilities in various wireless networks.