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Panorama C32SP-5SMARV 5 m Low-Loss SMA Coaxial Cable

MPN C32SP-5SMARV
  • 3–5 m
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Overview

Extend cellular and WiFi antenna connections over a 5 m low-loss coaxial run. This Panorama cable assembly uses 5 mm double-shielded, solid-core CS32 cable with SMA male and right-angle SMA male terminations. Its flame-retardant, halogen-free jacket suits fixed-site and mobile RF installations operating through 6 GHz.

  • 5 m low-loss 50 ohm coaxial extension
  • SMA male to right-angle SMA male connectivity
  • 5 mm solid copper centre conductor
  • Double shielding with foil and 90% minimum copper braid coverage
  • Operation through 6 GHz
  • Flame-retardant, zero-halogen UV-stabilised jacket
  • Extend RF connections by 5 m with SMA male and right-angle SMA male terminations.
  • Carry cellular and WiFi signals through 6 GHz on 50 ohm solid-core coaxial cable.

Carry RF signals between antenna and radio equipment across a 5 m extension run with low attenuation through 6 GHz. Panorama C32SP-5SMARV is built on 5 mm CS32 solid-core coaxial cable, with an SMA male connector at one end and a right-angle SMA male connector at the other. The right-angle termination helps route a cable where clearance behind an antenna, gateway, router, or modem is limited.

The cable has a 50 ohm impedance rated at 50 ohm ± 2 ohm at 1 GHz and 50 ohm ± 4 ohm at 2 GHz. Its double screen combines a minimum 90% coverage tin-plated copper braid with an aluminium-foil inner shield. Typical attenuation is 2.5 dB per 10 m at 400 MHz, 4 dB per 10 m at 1 GHz, 5.8 dB per 10 m at 2 GHz, and 11 dB per 10 m at 6 GHz. Shielding effectiveness is below -95 dB at 400 MHz under IEC 61196-1.

A grey UV-stabilised Megalon S540 flame-retardant, zero-halogen jacket supports indoor, vehicle, and fixed infrastructure installations. The cable operates from -30 to +80 °C and supports a 25 mm one-time minimum bend radius or 50 mm for repeated flexing. It is rated for 1,000 VDC withstand and a 3,000 V RMS jacket spark test, with ECE R118.03, EN 6722:2006 Section 12, and EN 45545-2 HL3 requirements.

Ideal for

  • Extending a cellular antenna connection from a vehicle-mounted antenna to an in-cab modem or router.
  • Connecting a fixed-site WiFi or cellular antenna where a right-angle equipment-side cable exit is needed.
  • Routing a low-loss RF lead through a compact equipment enclosure or communications cabinet.

Specifications

Shipping

Shipping Weight
0.45 lb

Compliance

Flame Retardance
ECE R118.03, EN 6722:2006 Section 12, and EN 45545-2 HL3

Connectors

Connector (End 1)
SMA male
Connector (End 2)
Right-angle SMA male
Connector Gender (End 1)
Male
Connector Gender (End 2)
Male

Performance

Impedance
50 ohm ± 2 ohm at 1 GHz; 50 ohm ± 4 ohm at 2 GHz
Cable Color
Grey RAL 7047
Frequency Range
Up to 6 GHz
Jacket Spark Test
3,000 V RMS
Voltage Withstand
1,000 VDC
Minimum Bend Radius
25 mm one-time; 50 mm repeated
Typical Attenuation
2.5 dB/10 m at 400 MHz; 4 dB/10 m at 1 GHz; 5.8 dB/10 m at 2 GHz; 11 dB/10 m at 6 GHz
Operating Temperature
-30 to +80 °C
Shielding Effectiveness
Less than -95 dB at 400 MHz, IEC 61196-1

Construction

Shielding
Aluminium foil inner shield with minimum 90% tin-plated copper braid coverage
Dielectric
2.6 mm foam polyethylene
Braid Coverage
Minimum 90% coverage
Outer Diameter
5.0 mm
Inner Conductor
0.95 mm solid copper
Jacket Material
UV-stabilised flexible Megalon S540

Cable Identity

Cable Type
Low-loss coaxial cable assembly
Cable Length (ft)
16.4 ft (5 m)
Cable Characteristic
50 ohm double-shielded solid-core coaxial

Questions buyers ask

What is included with C32SP-5SMARV?

C32SP-5SMARV includes one 5 m coaxial cable assembly. It has an SMA male connector on one end and a right-angle SMA male connector on the other, using 5 mm double-shielded solid-core cable with a flame-retardant, halogen-free jacket.

What equipment can the C32SP-5SMARV connect?

Use this cable between RF equipment and antennas that require SMA male connections. Typical applications include cellular routers, modems, gateways, WiFi equipment, and vehicle or fixed-site antenna installations operating within the cable's 6 GHz frequency capability.

Why does this cable have a right-angle SMA connector?

The right-angle SMA male end changes the cable exit direction at the connection point. It helps avoid sharp cable routing behind compact radios, modems, gateways, antenna housings, and enclosures where a straight connector would require additional rear clearance.

What RF performance does the 5 m cable provide?

The assembly uses 50 ohm CS32 low-loss coaxial cable rated through 6 GHz. Typical attenuation is 4 dB per 10 m at 1 GHz and 11 dB per 10 m at 6 GHz, with foil and copper-braid shielding for reduced interference.

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