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Panorama C29NJ-1SMBP 1m CS29 Coax Cable, N-Type Female to SMB Male
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Panorama C29NJ-1SMBP 1m CS29 Coax Cable, N-Type Female to SMB Male

MPN: C29NJ-1SMBP4G LTE
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Key Features

  • Extend your antenna run 1 m (3.3 ft) while keeping insertion loss low
  • Connect N-type female equipment to SMB male gear with no extra adapters
  • Install faster with factory-terminated, tested connectors instead of field crimps
  • Protect signal quality with double-screened construction that resists interference pickup
  • Route confidently through vehicles, conduits and cabinets thanks to the flexible stranded core
  • Pair with Panorama antennas or any 50-ohm antenna system

Technical Specifications

Package

MpnC29NJ-1SMBP
BrandPanorama Antennas
Contents1 x factory-terminated cable assembly
Shipping Weight0.50 lb

Physical

TerminationFactory-terminated connectors
Cable Diameter5 mm
Centre ConductorStranded copper

Connectivity

Length1 m (3.3 ft)
Impedance50 ohm
ShieldingDouble screened
Connector AN-type female
Connector BSMB male
Cable SeriesPanorama CS29

About This Device

The Panorama C29NJ-1SMBP is a 1 m (3.3 ft) factory-built CS29 coaxial cable assembly, fitted with a N-type female jack on one end and a snap-on SMB male plug on the other. It is built for GPS/GNSS antenna runs in telematics and fixed installations, where every dB of cable loss comes straight off your link budget. Panorama's CS29 cable is double-screened 5 mm coax with a stranded centre conductor and semi-air-spaced dielectric, running at the 50-ohm impedance used across cellular, GNSS and Wi-Fi RF paths. The stranded centre conductor keeps the cable flexible for tight routing, while the double screen holds attenuation low across cellular, GNSS and ISM frequencies. Because both connectors are terminated and tested at the factory, you avoid the loss and reliability penalties of field crimping. On the equipment side, the SMB plug mates with SMB jacks on GPS receivers and telematics modules. At the other end, the N jack connects to N-type male cable ends and antenna leads used in fixed outdoor installations. Typical uses include feeding a roof-mounted GNSS antenna to a router or gateway with GPS input and fleet telematics installs where the GNSS line must stay identifiable in a cable bundle. Route the cable with gentle bends, avoid crushing it under cable ties, and snug threaded connectors evenly to keep the RF joint consistent. For IT teams and installers, a pre-terminated Panorama assembly is the fast path to a clean, repeatable install: pick the length, match the connectors, and skip the crimp tooling entirely.