Times Microwave LMR-400 RFN-1009-3I 1ft Coaxial Cable M-M N-Type Right Angle

Times Microwave LMR-400 RFN-1009-3I 1ft Coaxial Cable M-M N-Type Right Angle

The Times Microwave LMR-400 RFN-1009-3I is a pre-terminated 1-foot coaxial cable assembly built on LMR-400 cable stock and fitted at both ends with male N-type right angle crimp connectors. LMR-400 is a 50-ohm, low-loss coaxial cable widely used in RF and microwave applications where a larger-diameter, lower-attenuation cable is needed in a short jumper or interconnect format. The right angle connector configuration allows the cable to route at 90 degrees, making it well-suited for tight-clearance installations where a straight connector would not clear adjacent equipment or enclosure walls.

Specifications & What's Included

• Manufacturer: Times Microwave Systems
• Cable Type: LMR-400
• Part Number: RFN-1009-3I
• Cable Length: 1 ft (approximately 12 inches)
• Impedance: 50 Ohm
• Connector Type: N-Type Male, Right Angle, Crimp
• Connector Configuration: Male-to-Male (M-M) — right angle at both ends
• Jacket Color: Black
• Termination Style: Crimp
• Included: Cable assembly only

Applications

LMR-400 cable assemblies from Times Microwave are standard interconnects in RF, microwave, and wireless infrastructure work. They are commonly used in base station and antenna installations, two-way radio systems, cellular and DAS equipment, GPS antenna feeds, lab bench RF setups, and test and measurement environments. The N-type connector is a threaded, weatherproof RF connector rated to 11 GHz and above on LMR-400, making it a standard choice in outdoor and high-power RF installations. The right angle connector format is particularly useful in rack-mounted equipment, antenna port connections where cable must exit sideways, and anywhere space behind a connector is restricted. Times Microwave has been a leading manufacturer of RF cable and connector assemblies in the United States, and LMR-series cable is widely regarded as a commercial-grade alternative to traditional RG-series coax with significantly lower signal loss per foot.