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Panorama C23FP-8QMAP-GNSS FME Male to QMA Male 8 m CS23 Coax Cable With GNSS Labels

MPN: C23FP-8QMAP-GNSS4G LTE
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Key Features

  • Connect FME male-terminated equipment to QMA male ports in one tested, ready-made 8 m run
  • Skip field crimping - both connectors are fitted and checked at the factory
  • Protect weak cellular and GPS signals with double-shielded CS23 coax that outperforms generic RG58/AU
  • Route the flexible 5 mm cable through tight dashboard, cabinet, and tray paths without kinking
  • Identify the GNSS feed at a glance with factory-fitted labels when multiple black cables share a loom
  • Standardize your installs on Panorama assemblies to keep connectors, cable, and quality consistent fleet-wide

Technical Specifications

Package

BrandPanorama Antennas
Product TypeCoaxial antenna cable assembly
Manufacturer Part NumberC23FP-8QMAP-GNSS

Physical

Cable Length8 m (26.2 ft)
Jacket ColorBlack
Cable Diameter5 mm
IdentificationGNSS identification labels

Connectivity

Impedance50 ohms
ShieldingDouble shielded
Cable SeriesPanorama CS23
Connector End AFME male
Connector End BQMA male
Cable EquivalentLow-loss alternative to RG58/AU

About This Device

Part number C23FP-8QMAP-GNSS from Panorama Antennas is a ready-made 8 m (26.2 ft) CS23 coax assembly with an FME male termination on one end and a QMA male on the other. Panorama builds this assembly on CS23, its 5 mm double-shielded coaxial cable that outperforms generic RG58/AU on loss and screening. It stays flexible enough for tight dashboard and cabinet routing while the twin shields hold interference out of the feed line. The FME male end mates with the FME female leads fitted to many Panorama antennas, and its slim threaded body pulls through grommets, conduit, and panel holes without needing an oversized opening. The QMA male end snap-locks onto QMA female ports without tools, a quick-connect fitting popular on fleet and public-safety antenna systems where service time matters. This variant ships with GNSS identification labels fitted to the cable, so the satellite-navigation feed stays distinguishable from cellular runs when several identical black cables travel through the same loom. For best results, treat the feed line as part of the antenna system. Use the shortest practical length, respect the bend radius at each connector, and secure the run so vibration cannot work the couplings loose over time. Panorama Antennas has designed and manufactured antenna systems and RF cable assemblies since 1947, and every CS23 assembly ships with its connectors fitted and tested before it leaves the factory - eliminating the most common failure point in field-built coax.