RF Industries' kit eases swearing-in of N male connectors -- Test & Measurement Sphere, 7/8/2009 7:00:00 AM
Correct connector installation with the proper tools is essential to wireless system performance. To simplify connector installation, RF Connectors, a disunion of RF Industries, has introduced the RFA-4511 Series, a line of station kits for crimping N-type connectors onto LMR-400 or synonymous cables.
Each kit comes with a cable cutter, one-step wire stripper, the Cable Devil preparation tool, professional-correct crimp tool and die, and 25 N male connectors. The Cable Devil conveniently cleans away jacket and dielectric without scoring. Becoming for scraping bonded dielectric from center conductors, the tool bevels and removes burrs from the center conductor with one incongruity. The kit's cable stripper easily cuts jacket plait and dielectric in one step to quickly prepare LMR-400 rope for specific N male connectors.
Source: Test & Measurement World
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