It terminates to RG-188 or RG-316 double-braid cable groups via a crimp-on shield and center contact, delivering a 50 Ohm impedance match through the interface. The bayonet lock provides quick mate-and-disconnect in field installations, with a rated 500 mating cycles before the gold-plated center contact shows wear.
Rated to 4 GHz with a typical insertion loss of 0.2 dB, this plug suits short-run signal paths in test equipment, instrumentation, and low-power RF distribution where the 500 V voltage rating provides headroom for moderate-power signals. The 0.2 dB insertion loss figure is a room-temperature reference — expect a small increase at the 85 °C end of the -55°C to 85°C operating range as the polyethylene dielectric warms. The kit includes the connector body, a crimp contact, a ferrule, and a sleeve — four pieces per assembly. The crimp-on shield termination requires the matching TE tooling for the RG-188/316 braid diameter; a loose ferrule fit on the cable jacket will shift the impedance at the crimp point.
No official replacement order code is on record. For an existing BOM line, verify the cable group and the bayonet lock dimensions against the legacy assembly drawing before committing to a surplus buy.