It carries a 2 GHz frequency ceiling and a 500 V voltage rating, with the 75-Ohm impedance matching the standard for composite video and high-resolution broadcast links — not the 50-Ohm common to RF test gear. The nickel-plated zinc alloy body and gold-plated brass centre contact handle the 500 mating cycles typical of field-service patch panels.
This jack mounts through a bulkhead panel using a front-side nut — the panel hole and thickness must match the BNC bulkhead standard for a secure fit. The body carries a board guide and is isolated, meaning the shell does not rely on the chassis for ground — the shield current returns through the solder termination, not the panel.
No official successor order code is on record. If your design can accommodate a 75-Ohm BNC from the same series or a parametric peer, a cross-reference search at quote time may turn up a drop-in alternative; no pin-compatible replacement is documented here.