It is a 1-port connector built for the AT&T 735A cable group, with a crimp termination on the shield and a crimp contact. This is a smaller-profile BNC variant — the 'mini' form factor saves panel space while keeping the bayonet coupling that field techs rely on for a quick, vibration-resistant mate.
The Kit Contents — What Ships in the Tray
This order code ships as a 3-piece kit: one connector body, one contact, and one ferrule. The tray packaging means you get the parts ready for the bench — no separate sourcing for the center pin or the crimp ferrule. For a harness builder, this is a time-saver: one line item on the BOM covers the whole connector assembly.
RF Performance and Cable Match
The 75 Ohm impedance targets video and broadcast signal paths. The 2 GHz bandwidth covers standard-definition and most high-definition analog video signals. The specified cable group is AT&T 735A, a 75 Ohm dual-shielded coax.
Obsolete — Sourcing Reality for the 1274568-1
The 1274568-1 is listed as Obsolete. If you are designing a new panel layout, look at current-generation 75 Ohm mini BNCs from TE or Amphenol RF that match the same bulkhead cutout and bayonet lock pattern. For a legacy repair or a last-time-buy, the RFQ is the way to secure stock before it dries up entirely.
The gold-plated center contact handles the wear; the nickel body finish resists corrosion in indoor equipment racks. For a permanent install that gets mated once and left, the cycle life is overkill, but it means the connector will hold up if the panel gets reconfigured.