Amphenol Rf 082-340 N-type Coaxial Crimp Plug

Product Description

The AMPHENOL RF 082-340 is an N-type coaxial crimp plug connector designed for use in RF signal transmission applications. N-type connectors are a standard threaded interface widely used in medium- and high-frequency coaxial cable assemblies, valued for their durability and reliable electrical performance. The crimp termination style provides a secure, low-resistance connection to the center conductor and outer shield of compatible coaxial cable. This connector is installed by RF technicians, licensed electricians, and communications system integrators working on antenna, transmission line, and signal distribution systems.

The 082-340 is suited for both commercial and industrial RF installations where a dependable threaded coaxial interface is required. Typical applications include antenna feed lines, wireless communication infrastructure, test and measurement cable assemblies, and broadcast signal distribution. The crimp-style termination makes it appropriate for field termination work where consistent, repeatable connections are needed on coaxial cable runs.

Key Features

• N-type threaded interface for secure, weatherable coaxial connections
• Crimp termination style for consistent, low-resistance center conductor and shield contact
• Standard plug configuration for mating with N-type jack or bulkhead receptacles
• Single-unit packaging suitable for individual assembly or repair work

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style N-type crimp plug for use with compatible coaxial cables in RF transmission and antenna system assemblies.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified RF technician or licensed electrician familiar with coaxial cable termination procedures. De-energize and disconnect all signal sources before terminating or replacing connectors in an active system. Proper crimp tooling sized for the specific cable outer diameter and connector crimp ferrule is required to achieve a mechanically sound and electrically reliable termination. Follow applicable codes and manufacturer cable preparation guidelines, including correct strip lengths for the outer jacket, braid, and dielectric, before crimping.