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Cable for WiFi & Cellular (L-240)

How To Choose The Right Cable?

It’s all about the cable run. Anything shorter than 10 ft, an L-240 is acceptable. Up to 20 ft, the L-240 is good. For anything above, 30 ft, the L-400 performs the best.

dB loss & gain is measured exponentially. A +3 or -3 dB equals to either doubling the power or doubling the loss. In the specs above, the L-400 at 40 ft performs about the same as a L-240 at 20 ft which is 2x the length.

Code

CA-002

CONNECTORS:

N-MALE / SMA-RP MALE

LENGTH:

10’

Thickness: 0.2 inch

Flexibility: Moderate

Internal Conductor: Copper

Loss Per 10 ft: -1.5 dB

Loss Per 20 ft: -2.9 dB

WiFi Cables & Cellular Cables: For Antennas, Accessories, and Devices Such as Hotspots & Signal Boosters.

Coaxial cables. Often overlooked, yet the most vital part of long-range networking link.

Choosing the right cable type with the right connector at the right length can significantly impact the performance of your connected system.

Because RF (radio frequency) signal is passing from the radio (router, hotspot, USB adaptor, signal booster, etc.) to the antenna, it inevitable loses signal strength over cable run, especially for thinner cables.

This is called attenuation. To combat this issue:

1.- Use the shortest cable run as possible.
2.- The thicker the cable diameter, the better signal is maintained through your network.

So which cables right for you? In general:

Best: L-400 Coax (0.4″ diameter- almost 1/2″)
Better: L-240 Coax (0.24″ diameter- almost 1/4″)
Good: L-195 Coax (0.2″ diameter- 3/16″)

INNOVATION IN CONNECTIVITY

Cable for WiFi & Cellular (L-240)

How To Choose The Right Cable?

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