Nedis Coaxial Cable IEC (Coax) M IEC (Coax) F Nickel Plated 120 DB 75 Ohm 10m

Nedis Coaxial Cable IEC (Coax) M IEC (Coax) F Nickel Plated 120 DB 75 Ohm 10m | A 10-metre IEC coax link

Its useful distinction is the connector pairing: this Nedis coaxial cable has a male IEC connector at one end and a female IEC connector at the other. It suits anyone putting together a coaxial connection who needs that particular male-to-female arrangement, rather than two matching ends. At 10 metres, it’s intended for a run where a short lead won’t reach comfortably. The 75-ohm rating gives you a concrete figure to compare when matching a cable to a coaxial setup. Nickel plating and the 120 dB figure are also part of the product’s stated description. For the right connection, the appeal is simple: a defined cable length, a specific pair of IEC ends and a stated impedance. The honest point to keep in mind is that connector type matters as much as cable length; the ends need to suit the equipment or sockets at either end of your run.

Choosing the right connection

Before settling on a coaxial lead, picture where the cable will run and which connector each end needs to meet. This one has a male end and a female end, so it’s made for a setup that calls for those two different IEC connections. That can save you from choosing a cable with the wrong end arrangement, but it won’t change the connectors on your equipment. The length is useful to consider alongside the route: allow for the path the cable actually needs to take, rather than measuring only the straight-line distance between two points. If your setup calls for an IEC coax connection and the specified impedance, this Nedis cable gives you those details up front. It’s a straightforward item, and the practical question is whether its ends and reach suit your installation.

Technical Specifications

• Connector 1: IEC (Coax) male
• Connector 2: IEC (Coax) female
• Plating: Nickel plated
• Rating: 120 dB
• Impedance: 75 Ohm
• Length: 10 m
• Type: Coaxial cable