RS PRO Male SMB to Male SMB, 1m, RG174 Coaxial, Terminated50 Ω

From the trusted brand RS PRO, comes a range of high quality Male SMB to Male coaxial cables.
Constructed out of industry-standard components, these flexible cables feature a Male SMB connector on either end, designed to carry signals over long distances and are easy to install.

Coaxial cables are commonly used by electricians and IT personnel and have a range of application use such as;

• Connecting radio transmitters and receivers with their antennas


• Computer network (Internet) connections


• Feeding satellite signals through to your TV.

Impedance is an electric current’s opposition being measured when the voltage has been applied.

RS PRO is our own brand of high-quality products whilst bringing you great value for money. Our wide range of products have been engineered to meet high industry standards, so you are ensured reliable and robust solutions.

SMB Plugs have a female basket within a male coupling mechanism, while SMB Jacks contain a male centre pin

From the trusted brand RS PRO, comes a range of high quality Male SMB to Male coaxial cables.
Constructed out of industry-standard components, these flexible cables feature a Male SMB connector on either end, designed to carry signals over long distances and are easy to install.

Various lengths offered in this range of coaxial cables. 300mm (5260443), 1m (5260465) and 500mm (5260459)
High performance cable assembly
Strong black sheath
Terminated at each end with high quality SMB connectors
Impedance of 50 ohms

Coaxial cables are commonly used by electricians and IT personnel and have a range of application use such as

Impedance is an electric current’s opposition being measured when the voltage has been applied.

RS PRO is our own brand of high-quality products whilst bringing you great value for money. Our wide range of products have been engineered to meet high industry standards, so you are ensured reliable and robust solutions

SMB Plugs have a female basket within a male coupling mechanism, while SMB Jacks contain a male centre pin