222144 - Amphenol RF

Manufacturer Part Number

222144

Manufacturer

Amphenol-RF

Introduction

The Amphenol-RF 222144 is a high-performance F-type coaxial connector designed for various RF and communication applications. This panel-mount receptacle connector features a female socket for easy mating and a sturdy brass construction for reliable performance.

Product Features and Performance

F-type connector style with a 75-ohm impedance

Panel-mount receptacle design with a rear-side nut for secure installation

Solder termination for both the center conductor and the shield

Supports a maximum frequency of 2 GHz

Single-port configuration

Brass body with a nickel finish for corrosion resistance

Polyoxymethylene (POM) acetal and polypropylene (PP) dielectric materials

500 mating cycles for long-lasting durability

Product Advantages

Robust and reliable construction for dependable performance

Convenient panel-mount design for easy integration into various applications

Suitable for a wide range of RF and communication systems

Key Reasons to Choose This Product

Reliable and high-quality construction from a trusted manufacturer, Amphenol-RF

Versatile panel-mount design for easy installation

Supports up to 2 GHz frequency range, making it suitable for a variety of applications

Quality and Safety Features

Meets relevant industry standards for performance and safety

Tested and verified for consistent quality and reliability

Compatibility

Compatible with standard F-type coaxial cables and devices

Application Areas

Suitable for use in various RF and communication systems, including:

- Audio/video equipment

- Satellite and cable TV systems

- Broadband and telecommunication networks

- Surveillance and security systems

Product Lifecycle

["The Amphenol-RF 222144 is an active product, and there are no immediate plans for discontinuation.","Equivalent or alternative models may be available from Amphenol-RF or other manufacturers. Customers are advised to contact our website's sales team for the latest information on available options."]