Neutrik NBNC75BLP7X
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Description
Optimized Return Loss
Due to optimized insulator design and reduced crimp diameter from center pin the Neutrik rearTWIST UHD BNC connector achieves increased headroom compared to conventional BNC connectors and offers additional return loss reserve for potential impedance deviations resulting from cable bending, incorrect connector assembly or faulty connection interfaces without signal interruption.
Crimp Dimensions
In order to achieve optimum return loss values at high frequencies the crimp dimension of the contact pin has been reduced.
Approved Cables
To guarantee high performance for each cable-connector combination at high frequencies Neutrik measured common COAX cables which are specifically designed for ultra high definition transmission (UHD). Find all approved cables listed below.
Suitable cables:
Belden 8241, CAE KX6A, Canare LV-61S, Cordial CVI (CVM) 06-37, CommScope 5563, Draka 0.6/3.7, Draka 0.6L/3.7, Proel HPC 805, RG59B/U, Sommer 600-0051 (M,L,S), Sommer 600-0054 (M,L,S), Klotz V06/37, Nexans HF 75 0,6/3,7 2YCY, Percon VK95
Key Features
- 75 Ω locking BNC connector
- rearTWIST technology
- Prevents accidental disconnection
- Broadcast‑grade signal performance
- Rugged Neutrik design
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