GT13-2428/1.6-2.5PCF(70)

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Coaxial connectors are widely used due to their electrical characteristics, reliability, and impedance benefits. The GT13-2428/1.6-2.5PCF(70) is an example of one type of coaxial connector that is composed of two parts: an inner one called a contact and an outer portion referred to as the nut. When the two components are joined, a continuous conducting path is formed, allowing for an efficient signal transfer.

The contact of this particular model is designed to be rated at 70 volts in power applications and is compatible with coaxial cable sizes of 1.6-2.5PCF(70). It features gold-plated contacts and a one-piece design for added reliability. The gold plating makes it suitable for a variety of applications as it is resistant to corrosion and can handle higher wattages and frequencies.

The nut of the GT13-2428/1.6-2.5PCF(70) is designed to provide an easy and secure connection. It is made from brass and features a knurled surface, allowing it to be easily manipulated with one hand. This nut ensures a solid seal between the contact and the coaxial cable, providing an optimal signal transfer.

The GT13-2428/1.6-2.5PCF(70) connector is commonly used in power applications such as broadcast, radio, and surveillance systems, and can also be applied to a variety of DIY projects. The gold-plated contact and one-piece design allows it to transmit signals with greater reliability and efficiency than other standard coaxial connectors.

Due to its versatile design, ease of use, and reliable signal transmission, the GT13-2428/1.6-2.5PCF(70) connector is an ideal choice for a variety of applications. Its gold-plated contact provides excellent corrosion resistance, while its knurled nut ensures a safe and secure connection. It is also capable of handling higher wattages and higher frequencies than other coaxial connectors, making it an excellent choice for power applications.

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