Strip the Cable: Use a coaxial cable stripper to remove about 1 to 1.5 inches of the outer insulation, exposing the shield and the inner dielectric. Be careful not to damage the shield or the center conductor.
Prepare the Shield: Fold back the braided shield over the outer insulation. If the shield is made of foil or a similar material, gently fold it back as well.
Trim the Dielectric: Trim the dielectric (the white or clear insulating layer around the center conductor) so that about 1/4 inch of the center conductor is exposed. Ensure the dielectric is cut cleanly and evenly.
Insert the Cable into the Connector: Slide the prepared cable into the TNC connector. The center conductor should go into the pin of the connector, while the shield should make contact with the connector’s body.
Crimp the Connector: Use a crimping tool designed for coaxial connectors to crimp the connector onto the cable. The crimping tool will press a metal sleeve around the connector, securing it in place. Make sure the connector is properly aligned during this process.
Check the Connection: Inspect the connector to ensure it’s properly attached and that there are no sharp edges or exposed wires. The connector should fit snugly on the cable without any loose parts.
The TNC Male RG 6 Crimp connector is designed for use with RG 6 coaxial cables. It utilizes a crimp attachment method, ensuring a secure and stable connection with minimal signal loss. This connector supports RF applications up to 11 GHz and is ideal for telecommunications, broadcast, and wireless communication systems. The TNC Male RG 6 Crimp connector provides excellent performance and durability in various environmental conditions.
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