It comes as a three-piece kit — connector body, centre contact, and ferrule — so you can re-pin it on site with a basic crimp tool and a solder iron. Rated to 2 GHz with 0.2 dB insertion loss, it handles standard-definition video, CCTV, and broadband data links without breaking a sweat. The 500-cycle mating life means it's built for repeated connect/disconnect in test or field-service setups, not a one-crimp-and-forget install. The silver-plated brass body and centre contact keep signal loss low and resist corrosion in indoor or sheltered outdoor use. The bayonet lock gives a positive, quarter-turn mate that holds under light vibration — no tools needed to engage or release.
This plug terminates RG-59B, RG-140, and RG-210 cables — 75 Ohm coax types for video, broadband, and data. The shield is crimped via the included ferrule; the centre conductor is soldered to the pin.