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RG11/U Recommended for long cable runs and for backbone cabling. Coaxial Connectors BNC connectors  are bayonet type connectors, commonly used in CCTV systems. They are the most suitable connector for use with RG59/U cable. BNC connectors are specified by IEC standard IEC60169-8. The argument, over what the "BNC" in "BNC connector" means, will go on f orev er. It has be en v ariously defined as: Brit ish Nav y Connector, Bayonet Node Connector, Bayonet Nut C oupling, Baby Neil Connector, etc. The two Amphenol engineers who invented the BNC connector were named Paul Neil and Carl Concelman. It therefore seems logical that the "true" meaning of the "BNC" acronym is perhaps " Bayonet Neil-Concelman". F-Type connectors are used for CATV, SATV and Digital TV in conjunction with either RG6 or RG11 cables. The copper-clad-steel inner conductor of the cable forms the inner "pin" of the connector.  Although "twist-on" type connector s are av ailable, they do not produce a reliable connection in comparison to a crimp-type connector that has been terminated with a good-q uality ratchet crimping tool. F-type connectors are also known as F-81 connectors and are specified by IEC s tandard IEC60169-2 4. F-type connectors are named according to the type of cable or the application that they have been designed for as shown in the table below. Connector Name Application / Des cription F-59  A mal e F-connect or that s ei zes the out er brai d an d j ack et o f an RG-59, RG-6 (RG-56) or RG- 11 coaxial cable. T he cable 's centre conductor extends through the connector to f orm the centre contact. F-6 (F-56) F-11 F-61  An e qui pme nt o r pane l-mo unte d F-conne ctor (usuall y fem al e) with s ol dered cabl e connections. A 3/8" ( 32 pitch) thread is provided to accept the connector nut of the male connector. F-71 A male/male F-connector. F-81  A fe mal e/fe mal e F-conne ctor used to coupl e two mal e-ende d cabl es togethe r for i n-li ne or wall-plate applications. PAL (Belling Lee) connectors are a push-on connector that have been traditionally used for TV antenna wall plates and connections. With the exception of TV/VCR hook-ups, PAL connectors are being replaced by F-Type connectors as required for CATV, SATV and DTV.  PAL connectors are specified by IEC standard IEC60169-2 Adaptors. Where BNC connectors are required with RG6/U coaxial cable, it is recommended that an F-Type plug be crimped to the RG6/U and an F-Type to BNC adaptor used. Our audio/video reference pages hav e additional information Digital Broad casting A ustralia has published an excellent c oaxial cable installation guide. © 2014  Ac ce s s C om muni c a t io ns Pt y L t d, ABN 62 002 111 659 Page last modified 7th May, 2014.

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RG11/U Recommended for long cable runs and for backbone cabling.

Coaxial Connectors

BNC connectors  are bayonet type connectors, commonly used in

CCTV systems. They are the most suitable connector for use with

RG59/U cable. BNC connectors are specified by IEC standard

IEC60169-8.

The argument, over what the "BNC" in "BNC connector" means, will

go on forever. It has been variously defined as: Brit ish Navy

Connector, Bayonet Node Connector, Bayonet Nut Coupling, Baby Neil Connector, etc. The

two Amphenol engineers who invented the BNC connector were named Paul Neil and Carl

Concelman. It therefore seems logical that the "true" meaning of the "BNC" acronym is

perhaps "Bayonet Neil-Concelman".

F-Type connectors  are used for CATV, SATV and Digital TV in

conjunction with either RG6 or RG11 cables. The copper-clad-steel

inner conductor of the cable forms the inner "pin" of the connector.

 Although "twist-on" type connectors are available, they do not produce

a reliable connection in comparison to a crimp-type connector that

has been terminated with a good-quality ratchet crimping tool. F-type

connectors are also known as F-81 connectors and are specified by

IEC standard IEC60169-24.

F-type connectors are named according to the type of cable or the application that they have

been designed for as shown in the table below.

Connector 

NameApplication / Description

F-59 A male F-connector that seizes the outer braid and jacket o f an RG-59, RG-6 (RG-56) or 

RG-11 coaxial cable. T he cable 's centre conductor extends through the connector to formthe centre contact.F-6 (F-56)

F-11

F-61

 An equipment or panel-mounted F-connector (usuall y female) with soldered cable

connections. A 3/8" ( 32 pitch) thread is provided to accept the connector nut of the

male connector.

F-71 A male/male F-connector.

F-81 A femal e/femal e F-connector used to coupl e two mal e-ended cabl es togethe r for in-li ne

or wall-plate applications.

PAL  (Belling Lee) connectors  are a push-on connector that have

been traditionally used for TV antenna wall plates and connections.

With the exception of TV/VCR hook-ups, PAL connectors are being

replaced by F-Type connectors as required for CATV, SATV and DTV.

 PAL connectors are specified by IEC standard IEC60169-2

Adaptors.  Where BNC connectors are

required with RG6/U coaxial cable, it is

recommended that an F-Type plug be

crimped to the RG6/U and an F-Type to

BNC adaptor used.

Our audio/video reference pages have additional information

Digital Broadcasting Australia has published an excellent coaxial cable installation guide.

© 2014  Ac c es s C om m uni c a t io ns Pt y L t d, ABN 62 002 111 659

P age l as t m od i f i ed 7 t h M ay , 2014.