Improve wireless signal strength while optimizing your positioning with an RP-TNC extension cable!
A low-loss solution for better range and strength from 802.11 networks, this cable will
extend any reverse-polarity antenna up to 75 feet.
1840-03C
Antenna Cable RP-TNC Extension
3 ft
$
19.95
10 in stock
1840-06C
Antenna Cable RP-TNC Extension
6 ft
$
23.95
4 in stock
1840-10C
Antenna Cable RP-TNC Extension
10 ft
$
29.95
8 in stock
1840-15C
Antenna Cable RP-TNC Extension
15 ft
$
35.00
7 in stock
1840-25C
Antenna Cable RP-TNC Extension
25 ft
$
45.00
7 in stock
1840-00C
Antenna Cable RP-TNC Extension Custom build at $25.00 + $1.00 per foot.
Some custom products may not be REACH compliant.
Technical Documents
Available with LMR-400!
This cable can be custom built with low-loss coaxial LMR-400 cable. Contact us for details.
Wireless networks are great when they work, but a pain when they don't. Weak onboard antennas,
interference from architecture and other electronics, and exponential degradation can quickly
turn a modern convenience into a nightmare, but fortunately DataPro has got your back.
With an RP-TNC antenna extension cable like this one, you can reposition your antenna or
wireless hardware in an optimal location. This attractive assembly features Reverse-Polarity
TNC connectors and is made with shielded coaxial wire, for strong connections and noise protection.
RG-58 has a nominal impedance of 50 Ohms, the ideal frequency for 802.11 wireless signals.
Please note that this cable is Reverse Polarity, meaning that the jack connector has an outer locking
ring and the plug connector has the exterior threading. Reverse Polarity is commonly found on consumer
grade products, while commercial/industrial products may need to use Standard Polarity
TNC extension cables.
All of DataPro's antenna cables are proudly built in the USA and are available custom-built in any
length or configuration you desire, although we find the maximum effective length for this type
of extension to be approx 75 feet.
For more information on this and other wireless antenna connector types,
please consult our
RF Wireless Connector Guide.
