Custom Cable Connection RG179 75 Ohm Coaxial Cable

Custom Cable Connection 50 Foot BNC Right Angle to BNC Coaxial Cable

Model: RG179 75 Ohm Coaxial Cable

1. Introduction

This manual provides essential information for the proper installation, operation, and maintenance of your Custom Cable Connection 50 Foot BNC Right Angle to BNC Coaxial Cable. This high-quality 75 Ohm RG179 cable is designed for reliable signal transmission in various electronic applications, particularly for video signals. Please read these instructions carefully before use to ensure optimal performance and longevity of your cable.

2. Product Overview

The Custom Cable Connection 50 Foot BNC Right Angle to BNC Coaxial Cable is a specialized cable engineered for demanding applications. It features a MIL-C-17/94 specification, indicating its compliance with military standards for radio frequency coaxial cables. The cable is flexible and designed for 75 Ohm impedance, making it suitable for video and other RF applications requiring precise impedance matching.

Key Features:

  • MIL-C-17/94 Cable: Radio Frequency, Flexible, Coaxial, 75 Ohms, M17/94-RG188.
  • Connector 1: Standard BNC 75 Ohm Male.
  • Connector 2: Right-Angle BNC 75 Ohm Male.
  • Manufactured in Dallas, Texas, USA.
  • Designed for optimal 75 Ohm signal integrity.
Custom Cable Connection 50 Foot BNC Right Angle to BNC Coaxial Cable

This image displays the 50-foot BNC coaxial cable, coiled for packaging, with its straight BNC male connector and right-angle BNC male connector clearly visible.

Close-up of BNC Male and Right-Angle BNC Male Connectors

A detailed view of the cable's two connectors: a standard BNC male connector and a right-angle BNC male connector, highlighting their construction.

Diagram showing Straight BNC and Right-Angle BNC Connectors

This diagram illustrates the difference between a straight BNC connector and a right-angle BNC connector, which are featured on this cable.

3. Setup Instructions

This cable is designed for simple plug-and-play connectivity. Ensure that the devices you are connecting are compatible with BNC 75 Ohm coaxial cables.

  1. Identify Connectors: Locate the BNC input and output ports on your devices. This cable features one standard BNC male connector and one right-angle BNC male connector. The right-angle connector is particularly useful in tight spaces or when a flush connection is desired against a wall or equipment rack.
  2. Connect to Device 1: Align the pins of one BNC male connector with the corresponding holes on the BNC female port of your first device. Push the connector in and twist the outer ring clockwise until it locks securely into place. You should feel a click.
  3. Connect to Device 2: Repeat the process for the second device using the other BNC male connector. Ensure both connections are firm and fully seated to prevent signal loss or interference.
  4. Cable Routing: Route the cable carefully, avoiding sharp bends, kinks, or placing it under heavy objects, which can damage the internal conductors and shielding.

Note: This cable is specifically designed for 75 Ohm applications, commonly found in video systems (e.g., CCTV, SDI, composite video). Using it with 50 Ohm systems may result in signal reflections and degradation.

4. Operating Instructions

As a passive component, the BNC coaxial cable does not require active operation. Its function is to transmit signals between connected devices. Once properly installed, ensure the following for optimal performance:

  • Secure Connections: Verify that both BNC connectors are securely locked onto their respective ports. Loose connections can lead to signal degradation or intermittent loss.
  • Signal Integrity: Monitor the signal quality on your connected devices. A clear, stable image or data stream indicates proper cable function.
  • Environmental Conditions: Operate the cable within typical indoor environmental conditions. Avoid extreme temperatures, excessive humidity, or direct exposure to harsh chemicals.

5. Maintenance

Proper maintenance will extend the life and ensure the continued performance of your coaxial cable.

  • Cleaning: Keep the connectors clean and free of dust and debris. Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the metal parts. Avoid using liquid cleaners directly on the connectors.
  • Inspection: Periodically inspect the entire length of the cable for any signs of physical damage, such as cuts, kinks, or severe bends. Also, check the connectors for corrosion or bent pins.
  • Storage: When not in use, coil the cable loosely and store it in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Avoid tight coiling or hanging the cable by its connectors, which can stress the internal wiring.
  • Handling: Always grasp the connector housing when connecting or disconnecting the cable, not the cable itself, to prevent damage to the cable-connector junction.

6. Troubleshooting

If you experience issues with signal transmission, consider the following troubleshooting steps:

  1. No Signal or Intermittent Signal:
    • Check Connections: Ensure both BNC connectors are fully inserted and locked into their respective ports on the devices. A loose connection is a common cause of signal issues.
    • Inspect Cable: Examine the entire length of the cable for any visible damage, such as cuts, pinches, or severe bends. Damaged cables should be replaced.
    • Verify Device Settings: Confirm that the input/output settings on your connected devices are correctly configured for the BNC input.
  2. Poor Signal Quality (e.g., blurry image, static, noise):
    • Check Impedance: Ensure that all connected equipment and cables are rated for 75 Ohm impedance. Mismatched impedance can cause reflections and signal degradation.
    • Test with Another Cable: If possible, test your setup with a known good BNC 75 Ohm cable to determine if the issue lies with the cable or the connected devices.
    • Reduce Interference: Ensure the cable is not running parallel to power lines or other sources of electromagnetic interference.

7. Specifications

Feature Detail
Brand Custom Cable Connection
Connector Type BNC Male (1x Straight, 1x Right-Angle)
Cable Type Coaxial (RG179, MIL-C-17/94)
Impedance 75 Ohm
Compatible Devices Television, Video Equipment, RF Devices
Color Copper (internal conductors)
Unit Count 1 Count
Manufacturer Custom Cable Connection
Item Weight Approximately 2 pounds (for 50 ft variant)
ASIN B077H4Q4YV
Date First Available November 15, 2017

8. Warranty Information

This Custom Cable Connection product is backed by a Lifetime Warranty. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal use. For warranty claims or further details, please contact Custom Cable Connection directly.

9. Support and Contact Information

For technical support, product inquiries, or warranty service, please contact Custom Cable Connection through their official channels.