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Panorama C240N-10T N-Type Male to TNC Male 10 m CS240 Coax Cable

MPN C240N-10T
  • Over 5 m
$68.34$93.02Save $24.68

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Overview

The Panorama C240N-10T is a 10 m (32.8 ft) factory-terminated antenna cable built on ultra-low-loss 6.1 mm double-screened CS240 coax, with an N-type male connector on one end and a TNC male on the other. Use it to connect or extend antenna feeds for cellular routers, GPS receivers, and radio equipment without crimping a single connector yourself.

  • Factory-terminated N-type male to TNC male coaxial assembly - no field crimping required
  • 10 m (32.8 ft) of Panorama CS240 6.1 mm (0.24 in) low-loss coaxial cable
  • Ultra-low-loss double-screened construction for long antenna runs
  • 50-ohm impedance for cellular, 5G, GPS/GNSS, and Wi-Fi antenna systems
  • Flexible construction routes through grommets, conduit, and cable trays
  • Built by Panorama Antennas, UK antenna specialist manufacturing since 1947
  • Connect N-type male-terminated equipment to TNC male ports in one tested, ready-made 10 m run
  • Skip field crimping - both connectors are fitted and checked at the factory

The Panorama C240N-10T is a 10 m (32.8 ft) CS240 coaxial cable assembly terminated with an N-type male connector on one end and a TNC male on the other. CS240 is Panorama's ultra-low-loss 6.1 mm double-screened coaxial cable, built for longer runs where thinner coax would give up too much signal before it reaches the radio. The N-type male end mates with the N female ports standard on outdoor cellular, 5G, and Wi-Fi antennas, and the large threaded interface tolerates weather and repeated handling. The TNC male end threads onto TNC female ports used on GPS timing receivers, telemetry radios, and many fixed antennas, and the screw coupling stays put under vibration. As with any coax, plan the shortest run that reaches: extra length adds loss you cannot get back. Route the cable away from high-current wiring where practical, avoid tight kinks at the connector boots, and leave a small service loop at the equipment end. Panorama Antennas has designed and manufactured antenna systems and RF cable assemblies since 1947, and every CS240 assembly ships with its connectors fitted and tested before it leaves the factory - eliminating the most common failure point in field-built coax.

Ideal for

  • Feeding outdoor N-type cellular and 5G antennas from routers and modems mounted indoors
  • Linking TNC-ported GPS timing receivers and telemetry radios to remote antennas
  • In-vehicle router and antenna installations across fleet, transit, and first-responder vehicles
  • Fixed wireless access sites where the antenna must be placed for signal rather than convenience

Specifications

Package

Brand
Panorama Antennas
Product Type
Coaxial antenna cable assembly
Manufacturer Part Number
C240N-10T

Physical

Cable Length
10 m (32.8 ft)
Cable Diameter
6.1 mm (0.24 in)

Connectivity

Impedance
50 ohms
Shielding
Double shielded
Cable Series
Panorama CS240
Connector End A
N-type male
Connector End B
TNC male

Questions buyers ask

What connectors are on the Panorama C240N-10T?

It is terminated with an N-type male connector on one end and a TNC male on the other, on 10 m (32.8 ft) of Panorama CS240 coaxial cable. Both connectors are fitted at the factory.

Which antennas does the N-type end fit?

It mates with the N female ports found on most outdoor cellular, 5G, LoRa, and Wi-Fi antennas, including Panorama's building and mast-mount ranges. N-type is the usual choice for exterior connections because of its rugged threaded body.

How much signal loss should I expect from a 10 m run?

Every meter of coax attenuates the signal, and loss rises with frequency. CS240 is a thicker ultra-low-loss cable chosen specifically to keep longer runs viable; as a rule, order the shortest length that completes the run and avoid coiling excess cable, since unused length still adds loss.

Are the connectors weatherproof?

The connectors themselves are not sealed against permanent outdoor exposure. For exterior joints, wrap the mated pair with self-amalgamating tape or use a weatherproofing boot, and let drip loops carry water away from the connection.