Ideal Industries 89-1544 OmniConn™ RG-6 F Compression Connector 1,000 Pack, WeatherProof, 7/16” Nut Diameter
Ideal Industries 89-1544 OmniConn™ RG-6 F Compression Connector 1,000 Pack, WeatherProof, 7/16” Nut Diameter
- MPN: 89-1544
- PPN: IDL-89-1544
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Description
The IDEAL OmniConn™ F connector is a cable specific connector solution For RG-6 coax. The OmniConn connectors have a combination brass and plastic exterior and an inner O-ring to provide a weather proof connection suitable for just about any application from 5MHz to 3GHz, including CATV, satellite, HDTV and other A/V based applications - indoors or outdoors. An internal patented sealing compression sleeve prevents moisture from entering the backside of the connector and aids in cable retention.
Features
- Accepts RG-6 coax cables
- Cable specific – For RG-6 coax
- Designed for use in cable and satellite TV installations
- WeatherProof™ - internal O-ring and patented back seal prevent moisture migration for indoor/outdoor use
- Industry standard 21mm compressed length – works with most non-IDEAL compression tools
- Nickel plated brass with plastic body construction
- Designed for optimal performance on 75Ω coaxial cables
- >40 pounds cable retention on all models
- 7/16” nut diameter with 3/8-32 thread
- Due to a wider plastic sleeve, the OmniConn F is not compatible with the F insertion/removal tools (35-046 and 35-042)
Specifications
Specifications
- Connector Model
- 6FOC
- Dielectric diameter range
- .175” - .183”
- Recommended cable prep/stripping tools
- 45-605 PrepPRO™; 45-321
- Return loss
- >30dB up to 3 GHz
Center conductor rangeAll
Outer jacket diameter range.260” - .280”
Recommended compression tools30-793 OmniSeal™ PRO XL; 33-632 Linear X®3
Frequency range0 MHz to 3 GHz
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