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Panorama C29T-10SJ 10m CS29 Coax Cable, TNC Male to SMA Female

MPN C29T-10SJ
  • Over 5 m
$48.40$65.63Save $17.23

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Overview

Panorama's C29T-10SJ pairs 10 m (32.8 ft) of CS29 low-loss 50-ohm coax with a factory-fitted TNC male connector and SMA female connector. Built on double-screened 5 mm coax with a stranded centre conductor and semi-air-spaced dielectric, it keeps insertion loss low so more signal reaches your equipment. Use it to extend the feed between an external antenna and a cellular router or gateway, without relying on lossy adapters or field-crimped connectors.

  • 10 m (32.8 ft) CS29 ultra-low-loss coaxial cable assembly
  • TNC male connector to SMA female connector, factory-terminated and tested
  • 50-ohm impedance for cellular, GNSS and Wi-Fi RF paths
  • Double-screened 5 mm coax with a stranded centre conductor and semi-air-spaced dielectric
  • Durable outer jacket rated for mobile and fixed installations
  • Genuine Panorama Antennas part, MPN C29T-10SJ
  • Shipping weight 2.00 lb
  • Extend your antenna run 10 m (32.8 ft) while keeping insertion loss low

When an antenna cannot sit next to the equipment it feeds, the cable in between decides how much signal actually arrives. The Panorama C29T-10SJ covers that gap with 10 m (32.8 ft) of CS29 low-loss coax, factory-terminated with a threaded TNC male plug and a threaded SMA female jack. 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 SMA jack mates with SMA male antenna leads and device pigtails, including most cellular antenna tails. At the other end, the TNC plug connects to TNC female antenna bases and equipment ports common in vehicle and marine installs. Typical uses include extending roof or wall-mounted antenna feeds to a rack-mounted cellular router and repositioning a paddle or dome antenna away from RF-noisy equipment. 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.

Ideal for

  • Extending roof or wall-mounted antenna feeds to a rack-mounted cellular router
  • Repositioning a paddle or dome antenna away from RF-noisy equipment
  • Vehicle and fleet installs where the antenna cable must route through pillars and panels
  • Kiosks, digital signage and ATMs that need the antenna outside a metal enclosure

Specifications

Package

MPN
C29T-10SJ
Brand
Panorama Antennas
Contents
1 x factory-terminated cable assembly
Shipping Weight
2.00 lb

Physical

Termination
Factory-terminated connectors
Cable Diameter
5 mm
Centre Conductor
Stranded copper

Connectivity

Length
10 m (32.8 ft)
Impedance
50 ohm
Shielding
Double screened
Connector A
TNC male
Connector B
SMA female
Cable Series
Panorama CS29

Questions buyers ask

Which end connects to my router or radio?

The SMA female end mates with SMA male antenna leads and device pigtails, including most cellular antenna tails. The TNC male end connects to TNC female antenna bases and equipment ports common in vehicle and marine installs. Check the port genders on your hardware before ordering: a male (plug) cable end mates with a female (jack) port.

Will 10 m (32.8 ft) of cable hurt my signal?

All coax attenuates signal as length grows, but Panorama's CS29 is a low-loss 5 mm double-screened design intended for exactly this kind of run. Keep the total run as short as practical, avoid unnecessary adapters, and you will retain far more signal than with thin RG174-class jumper cable.

Does this work with Cradlepoint, Peplink, Teltonika or Digi routers?

Yes, as long as the connector matches. Most cellular routers use SMA female antenna ports, which accept an SMA male cable end; Wi-Fi ports are usually RP-SMA. Verify the port type on your specific model, and use an adapter only if the connectors genuinely differ.