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ECOFLEX 15 N-Type Termination

ECOFLEX 15 is a very flexible 50Ω low loss coax cable that can operate between DC and 6GHz in frequency. This tech post is a review and a quick how t0 terminate the ECOFLEX 15 coax with N-Type connectors (Art.-Nr. 7395 N-plug, male, solderless).




Ecoflex 15 Coax Specs

Diameter: 14.6 mm
Impedance: 50 Ohm
Attenuation @ 1 GHz/100m 9.8 dB
Attenuation @ 1 GHz/100ft 2.99 dB
Freq Range: DC – 6 GHz

It doesn’t need to be crimped or soldered and is a good field connector.

ECOFLEX 15 LINK


N Type Ecoflex 15  Coax Termination

Ecoflax N Type connector termination
ECOFLEX 15 N-Type Connector
  • The N-Type connector is a good design that only requires the inner core to be exposed by about 6mm to fit the center pin.
  • The outer braid does not need to be stripped back.
Ecoflex 15 coax stripping for N Type
ECOFLEX 15 Coax
  • Slide the locking nut, metal compression ring and rubber insert on to the coax in this order.
Putting the Connector end on an Ecoflex 15 coax
ECOFLEX 15 N-Type Connector
  • Fit the metal slip ring between the outer sheath and the inner copper braid.
Center pin on a Ecoflex 5 coax
ECOFLEX 15 Centre Pin
  • Fit the center pin on to the inner core of the coax.
  • Fit the white dielectric spacer over the center pin. This will compress the center pin to the inner core.
  • Slide the outer N-Type outer casing over the coax.
  • Tighten the connector body to the locking nut.
  • Finally give the N Type connector a test tug!
N Type connector on an Ecoflex 15 coax
ECOFLEX 15 Connector

The N-Type connector is a very good fit that is easy to terminate in the field. The coax is very flexible and make it easy to install.  A very good physical connection and also excellent RF properities with very little loss. We Like it!

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