361KNT Bomar Interconnect Products Inc, 361KNT Datasheet - Page 10

• Manufacturer Part Number: 361KNT
• Description: KNURLED NUT FOR 361V
• Manufacturer: Bomar Interconnect Products Inc
• Series: V-Biter

Specifications of 361KNT

• Accessory Type: Knurled Nut
• Product: Accessories
• Rf Series: V-Bite
• Connector Type: Accessories
• For Use With: RF/Coaxial Connectors - PCB Mount
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Lead free / RoHS Compliant
• For Use With/related Products: V-Bite® Series
• Lead Free Status / Rohs Status: Lead free / RoHS Compliant
• Other names: 991-1041

BNC Connectors
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Specialty LAN Adapters
Double Down™ adapters are designed to allow parallel cables entering a patch panel, or a BNC LAN terminal port to be guided at a right angle to the input jack. Two versions accomplish this: one is a
right angle with side-by-side jacks for areas with little rear clearance, and the other is a straight version for installations where width between panel jacks in limited. Crimp types are for permanent
installations. Goalie, and Goalie Brute allow parallel cable 90° entry which require a minimum of rotational cable space.
310X054A
310C054
310X074
HBC310X075
310X094
HBC310X075
EJ175
EJ177
EJ179
Terminators
BNC terminators are available in standard 1% tolerance versions and in the economy 5% tolerance styles. The standard types have removable color coded caps for easy identification. The economy type
are color coded as well but caps are not removable.
RoHS compliant
Part Number
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50 Ω with Red Cap
50 Ω with Grounding Chain
75 Ω with Blue Cap
75 Ω Precision .1% Tolerance
93 Ω with Yellow Cap
75 Ω Precision .1% Tolerance
50 Ω Economy
75 Ω Economy
93 Ω Economy
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