RG174 BNC to BNC Coaxial Cable

An RG174 BNC-to-BNC cable with a male plug at each end. RG174 is the thin, flexible coax: it is the cable to choose where the lead has to bend tightly, run behind a panel or thread through a small gap, and where a heavier coax such as RG59 would be too stiff.

The trade is attenuation — a thin cable loses more signal per metre than a thick one — so RG174 suits short patch and instrument leads rather than long distribution runs. The BNC plugs lock with a quarter turn and the brass shield keeps the line clean.

Key features

• RG174 BNC male to BNC male cable
• Thin, flexible coax for tight routing
• Brass connector body and shielding
• DC to 11 GHz
• Insertion loss ≤0.24 dB at 6 GHz
• Rated for 500 mating cycles

Specifications

Technical characteristics

One point to confirm: RG174 is normally a 50 Ohm cable, while the item name quotes 75 Ohm. If your system is 75 Ohm, use a 75 Ohm coax such as RG59 or RG6; if it is a 50 Ohm application, RG174 is the right cable and we will supply it as such. Tell us the system impedance so the match is right.

Typical applications

• Short instrument and test leads
• Tight-space CCTV and AV patch cables
• Bench and field-test connections

Custom and OEM options

Connector type, cable length, jacket colour, printed logo and retail packaging with your own artwork can all be specified. Standard items from 100 pcs, custom builds from 500 pcs, free samples, production in 20–25 working days.

Samples, packing options, payment terms and warranty conditions are set out in How to Order and Delivery Information.