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122370RP by amphenol rf
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122370RP

Amphenol RF

The 122370RP is a TNC reverse polarity bulkhead crimp jack designed for use with RG-178B/U and RG-196A/U cables. ...

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DESCRIPTION

The 122370RP is a TNC reverse polarity bulkhead crimp jack for terminating RG-178B/U and RG-196A/U coaxial cables. This connector features a durable nickel-plated brass body, a gold-plated phosphor bronze contact pin for reliable signal transmission, and a Teflon insulator. It is designed for panel mounting with a maximum panel thickness of 5.0mm and utilizes a 1/2-28UNEF-2A thread. For proper installation, the ferrule requires a .128" hex crimp and the contact pin requires a 0.7mm square crimp. This bulkhead jack is ideal for applications requiring a secure, panel-mounted RF connection.

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Amphenol RF
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122370RP
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RoHS:
Yes
HTS:
8536694010
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VN
ECCN:
EAR99
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50
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PRICE (USD)

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5
$9.71
25
$8.10
50
$7.63
100
$7.22
250
$6.91
500
$6.41
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$6.11
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$6.09
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