EIA 7/8 flange connectors

EIA 7/8 RF flange connectors are standardized interfaces for high-power coaxial transmission systems. They are used with both rigid coaxial lines and corrugated flexible cables in broadcast and telecom RF installations.

Order code: C78-01

F78-12

Clamp 7/8'' EIA flange coaxial connector for 1/2'' corrugated coaxial cables

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Stock: 11 pcs

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€54,00
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Order code: C78-02

F78-78

Clamp 7/8'' EIA flange coaxial connector for 7/8'' corrugated coaxial cables

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Stock: 6 pcs

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€60,80
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Overview

EIA 7/8 flange RF connectors belong to the EIA coaxial line standard and are designed for high-power RF transmission. The flange interface enables reliable interconnection between rigid line sections, flexible corrugated coaxial cables, and RF equipment.

Available configurations

  • EIA 7/8 male and female flange interfaces
  • Connectors for rigid coaxial lines
  • Terminations for corrugated flexible coax cables
  • Standard EIA flange dimensions and bolt patterns

Technical characteristics

  • Suitable for high RF power levels
  • Low reflection when properly installed
  • Metal-to-metal flange contact for grounding continuity
  • Mechanical stability in fixed RF infrastructures

Typical applications

  • Broadcast transmission systems
  • Telecommunication base stations
  • RF combiners and transmitter outputs
  • High-power RF distribution networks

Frequently asked questions

What is an EIA 7/8 flange connector used for?

To connect rigid coaxial lines or corrugated flexible coax cables in high-power RF systems.

Can EIA 7/8 flanges be used with flexible coax?

Yes, when the connector is specifically designed for corrugated flexible cables.

Is flange alignment critical?

Yes, improper alignment can increase return loss and degrade RF performance.

Are all EIA 7/8 flanges interchangeable?

They are standardized, but gender and cable or line type must match.

Are these connectors suitable for outdoor installations?

Yes, with appropriate sealing and installation practices.

Common installation mistakes?

Incorrect cable preparation, uneven bolt tightening, or mixing incompatible interfaces.

For compatibility checks or special requirements, please contact us.