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Telegaertner
J01700A0006
FME straight plug with crimp/crimp termination for cable group G1 (RG-58C/U). Manufacturer part number J01700A0006.
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Telegaertner
J01700A0013
Telegaertner J01700A0013 is an FME bulkhead plug for G7 (RG-316/U) cable group. It has a crimp/crimp termination.
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Telegartner
Telegartner J01700A0006N is an FME plug connector for RG-58C/U cable.
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Telegartner
Telegartner J01700A0006Z is an FME cable plug for RG-58C/U.
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Telegaertner
J01700A0007
FME straight plug with crimp/crimp termination. Specified for cable group G7 (RG-316/U).
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Telegartner
Telegartner J01700A0007N is an FME plug for RG-174/U, RG-188A/U and RG-316/U cables. The connection code is CR/CR.
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Telegartner
Telegartner J01700A0007Z is an FME plug with CR/CR designation for RG-174/U, RG-188A/U and RG-316/U.
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Telegaertner
J01700A0009
FME straight plug with crimp/crimp termination. Suitable for cable groups G30 (1.5/3.8) and G54 (1.5/3.8 FLEX).
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Telegartner
Telegartner J01700A0009Z is an FME plug. It is specified with CR/CR PP G30 (1.5/3.8) and H 155 POPE.
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Telegaertner
J01700A0010
FME straight plug crimp connector for G7 (RG-316/U). The connector has crimp/crimp termination and dimensions a=31.2, b=9.5.
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Telegartner
Telegartner J01700A0013Z is an FME plug with 50 OHM impedance. It is specified for G7 (RG-316/U).
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Telegartner
Telegartner J01700A0007S is an FME plug for RG-174/U, RG-188A/U and RG-316/U cable.
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Telegartner
Telegartner J01700A0018 is an FME bulkhead plug connector. It is specified as 50 OHM, G8, for RD-316.
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Telegartner
Telegartner J01700A0013R is an FME bulkhead plug connector with 50 OHM impedance. It is specified for G7 (RG-316/U).
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Engineering support
Two connectors can carry the same rating and behave differently in your machine. Interference, sealing, routing, mechanical stress, temperature and how the connection is assembled all decide whether the choice holds — and none of them are on a datasheet.
You get a named contact rather than a ticket.
What decides the choice
