Trendnet TEW-L208 Sma to N-type Coaxial Cable

Product Description

The TRENDNET TEW-L208 is an 8-meter (approximately 26.2 feet) coaxial cable terminated with SMA and N-type connectors. It is designed to extend or connect antenna assemblies to wireless networking equipment, bridging the gap between access points, routers, or wireless adapters and external antennas. Licensed network technicians and IT infrastructure installers use this cable in both indoor and outdoor deployments where antenna positioning is critical to signal performance. The SMA-to-N configuration suits installations where the radio device uses an SMA port and the antenna or feed line terminates in an N-type connector.

This cable is suited for commercial and enterprise wireless LAN installations, point-to-point wireless bridge setups, and outdoor sector antenna deployments. It is also applicable in light industrial environments where a technician needs to route the antenna feed away from the main equipment enclosure to a better line-of-sight position. The 8-meter length provides enough slack for most rack-mounted or wall-mounted radio installations without requiring an additional extension.

Key Features

• SMA male to N-type connector configuration for cross-standard antenna connections
• 8-meter cable length allows flexible antenna placement away from radio equipment
• Coaxial construction maintains signal integrity over the cable run
• Compatible with wireless networking hardware using SMA antenna ports
• Sold individually as a single cable assembly

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style antenna extension cable for wireless networking equipment fitted with SMA antenna ports and N-type antenna or feed-line terminations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified network technician familiar with RF coaxial cable handling. Power down or disconnect the wireless radio device before attaching or removing coaxial cable connections to prevent damage to the antenna port. Hand-tighten SMA and N-type connectors firmly but avoid over-torquing, which can damage the connector threads. When routing the cable outdoors, use appropriate weatherproofing tape at connector interfaces and secure the cable run with UV-rated cable ties or conduit per applicable installation standards.