Amphenol Rf 112519 Bnc Straight Crimp Plug

Product Description

The AMPHENOL RF 112519 is a BNC straight crimp plug connector designed for use with Belden cable assemblies. BNC connectors provide a secure bayonet-style locking interface commonly found in RF, video, and low-voltage signal transmission systems. This crimp-style termination creates a reliable mechanical and electrical connection suited for professional installation in both commercial and residential signal distribution applications. Electricians and low-voltage technicians working with coaxial cable runs rely on crimp plugs like this one for consistent, repeatable terminations in the field.

This connector is appropriate for use in structured wiring, CCTV, broadcast video, and RF signal distribution systems where Belden coaxial cable is specified. The straight plug orientation suits panel terminations, equipment pigtails, and in-line connections where a direct, non-angled entry is required. It is sold as a single unit, making it suitable for both repair work and new installation projects requiring individual connector procurement.

Key Features

• BNC bayonet-style interface provides quick-connect and disconnect without tools
• Straight plug orientation for direct cable entry
• Crimp termination style for secure, low-resistance cable attachment
• Designed for compatibility with Belden coaxial cable
• Single-unit packaging supports both service repair and new installation use

Compatibility

Designed as a crimp-style BNC plug for use with Belden coaxial cable. Refer to AMPHENOL RF documentation for specific cable diameter and crimp die specifications before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed electricians or low-voltage technicians. De-energize all associated signal equipment before terminating connectors. A calibrated crimp tool rated for BNC crimp connectors is required to achieve proper termination. Follow applicable NEC low-voltage wiring guidelines and any local jurisdiction requirements when routing and terminating coaxial cable.