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Taoglas FAKRA Code D to SMA Female RF Cable, 300mm

MPN CAB.01246
  • TGC-200
  • Up to 1 m
$14.53

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Overview

This Taoglas TGC-200 coaxial cable assembly connects a violet FAKRA Code D SMB female connector to a female SMA connector over a 300mm run. It's built to link cellular antennas terminated in FAKRA Code D to routers, gateways, or modems that use SMA connections, supporting 4G and 5G antenna setups where a compact FAKRA-to-SMA adapter cable is needed.

  • Violet FAKRA Code D connector with straight female SMB contact on one end
  • Female SMA connector on the opposite end
  • 300mm (0.984 ft) cable length
  • Built on Taoglas's TGC-200 coaxial cable series
  • Suited for connecting FAKRA-terminated antennas to SMA-equipped 4G/5G devices
  • Bridges FAKRA Code D and SMA connector standards in one cable assembly
  • Compact 300mm length fits internal or enclosure-based cable runs
  • Violet FAKRA coding matches common automotive and telematics antenna systems

The Taoglas CAB.01246 is a 300mm coaxial cable assembly from the TGC-200 series, purpose-built to bridge FAKRA and SMA connector standards commonly found on cellular networking hardware. One end terminates in a violet-coded FAKRA Code D connector with a straight female SMB contact, matching the color coding and keying used on many vehicle telematics, in-vehicle routers, and OEM antenna systems. The other end terminates in a female SMA connector, the standard interface found on most cellular routers, gateways, and modem antenna ports.

This pairing makes the cable useful wherever an antenna or device uses the automotive-style FAKRA connector system but needs to interface with equipment built around the more common SMA standard, or vice versa. It's a practical solution for fleet, in-vehicle, and industrial cellular deployments where FAKRA-terminated antennas are being connected to SMA-equipped routers, or where cabling runs between components using each connector type need to be bridged cleanly.

Built on Taoglas's TGC-200 coaxial cable construction, the assembly is compact at 300mm, suitable for short internal or enclosure-based runs rather than long external cable pulls. As a passive RF cable, it introduces connector-to-connector continuity without active components, and its listing as a 5G/4G antenna cable reflects its intended use alongside cellular antenna hardware operating on those networks, though the cable itself carries the RF signal rather than any specific frequency band. This makes it a straightforward, connector-specific accessory for technicians standardizing cabling across mixed FAKRA and SMA cellular equipment.

Ideal for

  • Connecting FAKRA-terminated vehicle antennas to SMA-equipped cellular routers
  • Standardizing connector types across fleet or in-vehicle telematics installs
  • Short internal cable runs inside enclosures housing cellular hardware
  • Adapting OEM automotive antenna systems to third-party cellular gateways

Specifications

Package

Quantity
1 cable assembly

Connectors

Connector End 1
FAKRA Code D violet connector with straight SMB female contact
Connector End 2
SMA female
Connector Gender End 1
Female SMB contact
Connector Gender End 2
Female

Construction

Cable Type
Coaxial cable assembly
Cable Length
300 mm (0.984 ft)
Cable Series
TGC-200 coaxial cable

Compatibility

Cable Characteristic
For use with 5G/4G antenna systems

Identification

MPN
CAB.01246
Brand
Taoglas USA

Questions buyers ask

What connectors does this cable have?

One end has a violet FAKRA Code D connector with a straight female SMB contact, and the other end has a female SMA connector.

How long is the cable?

It measures 300mm, or approximately 0.984 feet.

What is this cable used for?

It's used to connect FAKRA Code D terminated antennas or devices to equipment using SMA connectors, common in cellular router and antenna setups.

Is this an active or passive cable?

It's a passive coaxial cable assembly with no active components.

Does the FAKRA color coding matter?

Yes, FAKRA connectors use color coding to indicate connector type and application; this cable uses the violet Code D variant.