BNC male to BNC-male Adapter Coupler 75 Ohm

Both ends have an BNC male connector

75 Ohm BNC cables are for Video and Audio (not wireless / WiFi - see details below).

Read more: Details of 75 vs. 50 Ohm BNC Cables

• Related adapters: Adapters with BNC connectors
• Allows interconnection of devices with BNC male interfaces: Antennas, antenna cables and wireless devices.
• Use for Coaxial extension, coaxial interface conversion, coax retrofit applications.
• Nickel-plated brass body for enhanced corrosion resistance: This is the most weather-resistant, corrosion-resistant plating.
• Gold plated center contact for reduced signal loss.

See all of our 75 Ohm BNC cables:

• BNC extension cables (75 Ohm): Male to Female for Video and Audio applications
• BNC male to male cables (75 Ohm): Video and Audio applications

BNC cables for wireless applications are 50 Ohm:

• See our 50 Ohm BNC cables for wireless applications
• All of our 50 Ohm BNC cables for wireless applications have "50 Ohm" mentioned in the title of the product page.

Compliant with ROHS 3 and REACH: Free of heavy metals.

BNC connectors connect with a half-turn. Gender is determined by the inside wire - not the outside connector. BNC is a Round connector with slotted mating collar. Quick-disconnect connector for coaxial cable.

BNC (Bayonet Neill–Concelman) is a miniature quick release and quick connect RF connector. The female connector has two lugs that latch positively or in reverse with a quarter turn to quickly connect or disconnect. Connectors largely have a brass body, they may feature gold plating for external use to increase durability, and nickel plating for terminating onto a soldered circuit board. The connectors are lightweight and reliable.