It's a 50 Ohm RF connector rated to 11 GHz maximum frequency with a 1000 V voltage rating — a standard interface for medium-power RF transmission lines up through lower microwave bands. The kit includes six pieces: the connector body, a clamp, a contact, a heat shrink sleeve, an insulator, and a sleeve, giving you everything needed to terminate one cable in a single order code. That PTFE dielectric, paired with the 50 Ohm impedance, keeps insertion loss predictable up to the 11 GHz ceiling. The shield termination is crimp, the centre contact is solder — a hybrid termination that's field-reliable when you have the right crimp tool for the braid. Cable group compatibility covers RG-55, 142, 223, and 400 — common double-shielded and low-loss coax types for test equipment, antenna feeds, and base station jumpers. The threaded coupling gives a vibration-resistant mate that won't back off under moderate mechanical shock, and the rated 500 mating cycles reflect the gold-on-brass contact interface.
No official successor order code is on record.
The nickel body finish and gold centre contact plating resist corrosion in humid or salt-spray environments, though this is a field-terminated connector — the O-ring seal quality at the cable entry depends on proper heat shrink application from the included sleeve.