Cable Fit and Termination – What Coax It Takes
This plug is built for RG-174, RG-188, RG-188A, RG-316, LMR-100, and M17/119-RG174 — the standard small-diameter 50 Ohm coax types used in short RF jumpers and vehicle antenna leads. The included ferrule completes the shield termination, so you don't need to track down a separate crimp ring. Just strip the cable per the manufacturer's dimensions, crimp the centre pin, slide the body on, and crimp the ferrule over the braid.
Key RF Specs – 4 GHz, 0.3 dB Loss, 100 Cycles
The 4 GHz maximum frequency and 0.3 dB insertion loss put this plug in the range for GPS, cellular (4G/LTE), and ISM-band antenna feeds — not for 6 GHz Wi-Fi 6E or high-channel-count 5G NR. The 100 mating cycles are typical for a Fakra connector; the gold-plated centre contact handles that cycle count without fretting, but this isn't a daily-mate test-port connector. The dielectric uses PTFE and PMP, giving stable impedance across the -40°C to 115°C operating range.