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1.6/5.6(L9) Bulkhead Mount RF Coaxial Connectors Manufacturer

Product Overview
L9 bulkhead mount connectors are designed to pass RF signals through a metal partition or enclosure wall, providing shielded isolation between two sides of a panel while maintaining signal integrity. Secured via a locknut accessible from one side, they are a standard solution for bringing signals in and out of shielded enclosures, test racks, and broadcast cabinets.

Key Features
Single-side locknut installation requires no access to the rear of the panel
Outer conductor grounds directly to the partition for continuous shielding
Available in cable-terminated, double-sided, or solder-cup connection styles
Precision inner contact delivers low and stable contact resistance

Competitive Advantages
Mounting hole diameter matches industry standard cutouts for direct drop-in replacement
Multiple rear-termination options reduce field wiring complexity
Batch-to-batch dimensional consistency reduces incoming inspection burden for equipment manufacturers

Typical Applications
Broadcast studio signal feed-through walls
Industrial control cabinet video signal pass-through
Military and specialty equipment inter-compartment signal transfer
Test enclosure RF feed-through ports

FAQ
Q: How does bulkhead mount differ from flange mount?
A: Bulkhead types are secured via a locknut through a single panel hole; flange types use screws through a flange plate. Selection depends on panel structure and available access.
Q: Is the outer conductor electrically connected to the panel?
A: By default, yes. Insulated versions with isolation washers are available on request.
Q: What is the mounting hole diameter?
A: Please contact sales for the specific mounting hole dimensions of each model; custom sizes can be confirmed.

About
Yangzhou Jingcheng Electronics Co., Ltd.
Yangzhou Jingcheng Electronics Co., Ltd.

Yangzhou Jingcheng Electronics Co., Ltd., a premier China 1.6/5.6(L9) Bulkhead Mount RF Coaxial Connectors Manufacturer and 1.6/5.6(L9) Bulkhead Mount RF Coaxial Connectors Supplier, was founded in 1999. It is a high-tech enterprise specializing in the R&D and manufacturing of RF coaxial connectors, cable assemblies, and passive microwave components.
Equipped with a comprehensive R&D and production system, the company has obtained international certifications including ISO9001. Adhering strictly to standards such as MIL, IEC and GB, we offer over 30 product series with more than 2,000 specifications, covering SMA, BNC, N-type and other mainstream models. Our products are widely applied in the fields of communications, aerospace, automotive electronics and beyond, and exported to many countries and regions across Europe, America and Asia.
We uphold the tenet of "Quality as the Foundation, Customers as the Core", committed to providing reliable interconnection solutions and professional services for global clients.

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1.6/5.6(L9) Bulkhead Mount RF Coaxial Connectors Industry knowledge

1.6/5.6 (L9) Bulkhead Mount RF Coaxial Connectors are compact RF connectors designed for single-hole panel installation, providing a fixed feed-through connection between the outside and inside of an equipment enclosure. Based on the 1.6/5.6 DIN interface standard, this connector series maintains stable 75Ω impedance and is engineered for high-density installations where multiple channels are terminated on a single panel, commonly used in CCTV, CATV distribution, video transmission, and telecommunication equipment. 1.6/5.6 (L9) Bulkhead Mount RF Coaxial Connectors are secured through a nut and washer arrangement on a single mounting hole, offering a compact alternative to multi-hole flange installation.

Compared with multi-hole flange connectors, 1.6/5.6 (L9) Bulkhead Mount RF Coaxial Connectors require only a single panel cutout, which simplifies installation and reduces the panel space needed per connection point, an important consideration in distribution panels and equipment racks with a high number of connection channels. Contact components in this category are typically machined from brass or phosphor bronze and finished with nickel or gold plating to provide the conductivity and corrosion resistance required for long-term panel-mounted use.

Common Types and Characteristics

Type Mounting Style Gender Typical Impedance Key Characteristics
1.6/5.6 Bulkhead Jack, Solder Cup Single-hole panel mount Female 75Ω Solder termination for internal panel wiring
1.6/5.6 Bulkhead Jack, Cable Mount Single-hole panel mount Female 75Ω Direct termination onto flexible coaxial cable
1.6/5.6 Bulkhead Jack-Jack (Feed-through) Single-hole panel mount Female-Female 75Ω Panel feed-through connection between two cable ends
1.6/5.6 Bulkhead Jack, Extended PTFE Single-hole panel mount Female 75Ω Extended insulator for recessed panel thickness

Application Scenarios and Selection Points

1.6/5.6 (L9) Bulkhead Mount RF Coaxial Connectors are applied in CCTV surveillance systems, CATV distribution panels, video transmission racks, and telecommunication distribution frames where compact single-hole panel connections are required. When selecting a connector from this category, the following points are recommended for confirmation:

  • Panel thickness — confirmed against the connector's threaded length and insulator extension
  • Termination method — solder cup for internal wiring or cable mount for direct cable termination
  • Impedance matching — 75Ω configuration confirmed against the video or data transmission system requirements
  • Plating material — nickel plating for general durability, gold plating for improved conductivity and corrosion resistance
  • Panel hole spacing — single-hole footprint suited for high-density, multi-channel distribution panels

Bulkhead Mount vs. Flange Mount Connectors

Mounting Type Panel Cutout Installation Density Typical Use
Bulkhead Mount Single hole High, compact spacing High-density distribution panels, feed-through connections
Flange Mount Multi-hole (2 or 4 holes) Lower, requires more panel space Equipment enclosures requiring higher mechanical stability

FAQ

Q: What distinguishes bulkhead mount connectors from flange mount connectors?
A: Bulkhead mount connectors are secured through a single panel hole using a nut and washer, while flange mount connectors use multiple mounting holes for a wider, more mechanically stable panel interface.

Q: What is the typical impedance of these connectors?
A: 1.6/5.6 (L9) Bulkhead Mount RF Coaxial Connectors are typically configured for 75Ω impedance, matching common video and CATV transmission standards.

Q: Are feed-through configurations available in this category?
A: Yes, jack-jack bulkhead configurations are available to provide a panel feed-through connection between two separate cable ends.

Q: Can these connectors accommodate different panel thicknesses?
A: Threaded length and insulator extension can be adjusted according to panel thickness and customer specifications.

1.6/5.6 (L9) Bulkhead Mount RF Coaxial Connectors in this category are manufactured by Yangzhou Jingcheng Electronics Co., Ltd., a company specializing in RF coaxial connector design and production since 1999, with in-house manufacturing and high precision testing equipment supporting consistent performance across the 1.6/5.6 (L9) connector range.