Bussmann JM60030-3PR line protection 30A 600V 3 poles 3.3 in
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A pack of ten silver BNC female T-connectors for crimp-on RG-59 cable up to 1 GHz and 75 ohm
This Vitek pack supplies ten BNC female T connectors for splitting or combining coaxial signals in video, RF or test setups. Each unit is chrome-plated and rated for crimp-on installation. The connectors are new and covered by a three-year manufacturer warranty.
The connectors present a 75 ohm impedance and are specified for use up to 1 GHz, making them suitable for standard analogue video and baseband RF distribution. They are designed specifically for RG-59 coaxial cable; other cable types will not match the crimp dimensions or impedance.
A crimp tool and RG-59 cable are required to terminate each connector; no soldering is involved. The T topology provides one input and two outputs in a single silver-finished body, reducing the need for separate splitters and saving panel space in patch bays or camera runs.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | VITEK |
| Product type | Electrical Connectors |
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