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Panorama C74-FP-6-SMBP 6 m RG174 Cable, FME Male to SMB

MPN C74-FP-6-SMBP
  • RG-174
  • Over 5 m
$15.19$20.81Save $5.62

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Overview

The Panorama C74-FP-6-SMBP is a 6 m (19.69 ft) RG174 coaxial lead with an FME male on one end and an SMB termination (Panorama designation SMBP-F) on the other. SMB is the compact snap-on interface used by GPS receivers, telematics modules, and embedded radios, so this lead extends an FME-terminated antenna to equipment that snaps rather than threads.

  • 6 m (19.69 ft) factory-terminated RG174 lead
  • FME male to SMB termination (Panorama designation SMBP-F)
  • Snap-on SMB interface for GPS, telematics, and embedded radios
  • Slim RG174-class coax, approximately 2.8 mm diameter
  • 50-ohm impedance matched to antenna systems
  • Panorama part number C74-FP-6-SMBP
  • Extend FME-terminated antennas to SMB-equipped devices with one lead
  • Snap the SMB end on tool-free where threaded connectors slow assembly

Embedded radios, GPS receivers, and telematics boards often use the SMB interface - a compact snap-on connector chosen where assembly speed and small size matter more than the threaded retention of SMA. The Panorama C74-FP-6-SMBP links that world to standard antenna hardware: 6 m (19.69 ft) of RG174 coax terminated FME male on the antenna side and SMB (Panorama designation SMBP-F) on the equipment side.

RG174 is the slim, flexible 50-ohm coax of the antenna world: roughly 2.8 mm in diameter, it bends around tight radii and pulls through grommets, door seals, and cable channels that thicker feed line cannot negotiate. The trade-off is higher attenuation per meter, which is why RG174 leads are kept short and used where routability matters more than every last dB. Six meters covers the distance from a window or roof antenna position to a device mounted in a cabinet, under a dash, or inside a machine bay.

The FME male threads finger-tight onto the FME female lead fitted to many mobile and fixed antennas; the SMB end snaps positively onto the mating SMB interface on the device. Both terminations are factory fitted, which is the difference between a lead that survives vibration and one that works loose - snap-on interfaces especially reward a properly made joint.

Cloud Care Networks carries the C74-FP-6-SMBP alongside Panorama's FME-terminated antennas and adapter range, so integrators can complete the antenna path from one catalog. Confirm your device's SMB gender against the SMBP-F designation before ordering.

Ideal for

  • Extending antennas to SMB-equipped GPS and telematics receivers
  • Embedded and machine-bay radio installs that specify snap-on SMB
  • Vehicle builds linking roof antennas to under-dash SMB hardware
  • Bench prototyping of SMB-interface devices with a repeatable lead

Specifications

Package

Units Per Package
1 cable assembly

Physical

Cable Diameter
Approx. 2.8 mm (RG174 class)

Connectivity

Length
6 m (19.69 ft)
Impedance
50 ohms
Cable Type
RG174 coaxial
Connector A
FME male
Connector B
SMB connector (Panorama designation SMBP-F)

Questions buyers ask

What is SMB and how does it differ from SMA?

SMB is a smaller, snap-on coax interface - no threading, just a positive push fit - commonly used on GPS receivers, telematics modules, and embedded radios. SMA is larger and threaded. The two do not intermate, so match the interface your device actually has.

Why do antennas use FME leads at all?

The FME head is barely wider than the cable itself, so installers can pull an antenna lead through a vehicle grommet or cabinet gland without drilling an oversized hole, then fit the final connector or adapter afterward.

Which SMB gender is fitted?

Panorama designates this end SMBP(F). SMB gender naming is frequently inconsistent across vendors, so verify against your device's mating connector or a photo of its port before ordering.

What is in the box?

One factory-terminated 6 m Panorama C74-FP-6-SMBP lead. Antennas and adapters are sold separately.