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Black Wilson400 coaxial cable with N-Male connectors, 100 ft length

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weBoost 952300 100 ft Wilson400 coaxial rf cable

SKU CH-EB05-FAA5T

A 100 ft, 50-Ohm Wilson400 coaxial cable with N-Male connectors for low-loss RF signal runs

  • 100 ft length covers long cable runs
  • 50 Ohm impedance matches cellular booster systems
  • Wilson-400 ultra low-loss design preserves signal strength
  • N-Male to N-Male connectors ensure secure termination

100 ft Wilson400 low-loss coax

This 100-foot Wilson400 cable delivers 50-ohm impedance with ultra low-loss performance for RF signal runs. It terminates in N-Male connectors at both ends and suits cellular booster installations or similar RF distribution tasks. The black jacket is rated for indoor or outdoor routing. Builders needing a different length or connector type will need another cable.

Thermals noise and power draw

As a passive coaxial cable the Wilson400 generates no heat and produces no audible noise during operation. It draws zero electrical power and adds negligible insertion loss to the signal path. Thermal management and fan noise are therefore not considerations for this component.

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Questions about this item

How do I install the N-Male connectors on the Wilson400 cable and what step is often missed?

Route the 100 ft Wilson400 cable, hand-tighten each N-Male connector, then use a wrench for a final quarter-turn to seat the 50-Ohm contact; skipping the wrench step leaves a loose joint that adds loss.

What maintenance or replacement will the Wilson400 cable need later?

Inspect the N-Male ends and black jacket annually for corrosion, kinks or UV cracking; replace the 100 ft run if attenuation rises above the 50-Ohm spec or the connectors show green oxidation.

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