Conector de cabo BNC EFB Elektronik 52580.1

The EFB Elektronik 52580.1 wire connector is a precision BNC female connector finished in silver, designed for stable coaxial connections in audio, video and instrumentation systems. Supplied as a single piece, this compact connector offers a conventional bayonet coupling for fast mating and demating while maintaining consistent contact pressure to support reliable signal transmission. The construction emphasizes electrical continuity and mechanical durability for routine installation and maintenance tasks.

Advantages

This BNC female connector provides secure bayonet locking and reproducible electrical contact, reducing intermittent connections in signal lines. Its silver-colored finish simplifies visual identification and resists ordinary surface wear. The compact design allows installation in confined spaces and supports routine cable terminations with low insertion loss and stable impedance characteristics compatible with coaxial signal chains.

Suitable for

• Audio and video signal cabling
• Laboratory and test instrumentation connections
• Security camera and CCTV installations
• Broadcast and studio equipment patching
• Repair or replacement of single BNC connection points

Key specifications

• Connector type: BNC, female
• Finish color: silver
• Package quantity: 1 piece
• Contact mechanism: bayonet coupling
• Intended cable type: coaxial signal cables

How to use

Strip the coaxial cable to the appropriate length according to the cable and connector assembly requirements, ensuring the inner conductor and shield are prepared cleanly. Insert the cable into the connector body and engage the bayonet coupling with the mating male BNC plug, twisting until it locks in place. Verify firm mechanical engagement and test the signal path with suitable equipment to confirm correct transmission and impedance continuity.

Recommendations

For consistent performance, use compatible coaxial cables and maintain clean contact surfaces; avoid excessive force when mating connectors and inspect the connector periodically for corrosion or physical damage. For critical measurement or broadcast applications, verify impedance matching and signal integrity after installation.