Ubiquiti Networks NSM5(US) 5.0 GHz network antenna
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- 5.0 GHz
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Two 33 ft RG174 SMA male-to-female cables extend Wi-Fi or cellular antennas with 50 Ω impedance
This two-pack provides two 33ft RG174 coaxial cables with standard SMA male-to-female connectors. Each cable carries a 50Ω impedance rating for RF signal continuity. They are designed to relocate Wi-Fi, cellular, FPV or security-camera antennas to a position that improves reception. The cables are not suitable for TV antenna connections or reverse-polarity SMA ports.
The RG174 coaxial dielectric keeps insertion loss low across the 33ft run so the antenna receives a stronger signal without adding active components. Passive operation means no power draw and no fan noise. The flexible jacket routes easily through walls, conduit or vehicle trim without kinking. Standard SMA threading ensures a secure, repeatable connection on compatible routers, hotspots and PCI cards.
Under continuous transmit or receive duty the cable maintains its specified 50Ω impedance, preventing standing-wave buildup that would degrade link quality. The double-shield construction resists interference from nearby wiring or RF sources during sustained operation. Because the assembly is entirely passive, thermal drift does not affect attenuation characteristics. Users who require reverse-polarity SMA or longer single-run lengths will need a different cable type.
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Route the cable away from sharp bends and power cords, hand-tighten each SMA connector until snug, and verify the centre pin seats fully — over-tightening or kinking the thin RG174 dielectric is the common mistake that raises loss.
Inspect the SMA threads and centre pins for corrosion or loosening every few months; replace a cable if the jacket cracks, water ingress occurs, or measured insertion loss rises noticeably at your operating frequencies.
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