The 132191RP: The RP-SMA variant swaps the gender of the centre contact — the jack carries the male pin, so it mates with an RP-SMA plug that has a female socket. This polarity reversal is common in WiFi and ISM-band equipment where standard SMA is reserved for the antenna side. The jack is panel-mounted with a front-side nut and bulkhead flange, accepting RG-55, 142, 223, and 400 cables via a crimp shield termination and solder centre contact.
Cable and termination — what the kit includes
The shield is crimped, the centre pin is soldered. The listed cable group — RG-55, 142, 223, 400 — covers the common semi-rigid and flexible coax sizes used in RF test, antenna feeds, and microwave interconnects.
What the 12.4 GHz and 500 V ratings mean for the application
The 12.4 GHz maximum frequency covers the full X-band and the lower Ku-band.
