It is a 50 Ohm connector rated to 2.5 GHz, built for RG-174 and RG-188 cable groups. The kit includes the connector body, center contact, crimp ferrule, and gasket — four pieces cover the full termination. The bayonet lock provides quick connect and disconnect with enough retention for test equipment and instrumentation racks. Shield termination is crimp, the contact termination is push-on — a standard field-termination workflow for RG-174 and RG-188. The 500 V voltage rating covers most signal-level coax applications; the 2.5 GHz frequency ceiling suits video, RF test, and low-power transmission lines.
Buyers should verify the cable group (RG-174) and the mating half (standard BNC jack, female) before committing. The 50 Ohm impedance and bayonet lock are standard BNC interface dimensions, so a generic BNC female bulkhead or in-line jack will mate mechanically and electrically.
This connector is designed for RG-174 and RG-188 coaxial cable. The crimp ferrule and push-on center contact match the conductor and dielectric dimensions of those cable types. For RG-58 cable, this connector is not listed as compatible — the dielectric diameter and center conductor gauge differ, so a BNC plug specified for RG-58 (such as the 2-330061-2 variant) would be the correct choice. The kit includes the connector body, one center contact, one ferrule, and one gasket. No additional hardware is needed for a single termination. The PTFE dielectric is pre-installed in the connector body; the center contact is pushed onto the cable center conductor after stripping to the specified dimensions per the manufacturer's assembly instruction.