N-type connectors
Type N connectors are RF coax interfaces with a threaded coupling, valued for mechanical robustness and reliable performance in antenna installations, telecom systems, and RF test setups. In this category you can browse male/female versions, cable and panel-mount options (including flanged and bulkhead styles), straight or right-angle bodies, and crimp/clamp/solder terminations to match your cable and mechanical layout.
Order code: N-02
Huber+Suhner 11_N-50-3-13/113_NE
Solder N male coaxial connector for RG402/.141, IP67
Stock: 52 pcs
Order code: N-05
Amphenol RF N1121A1-NT3G-1A-50
Crimp N male coaxial connector for RG142 / RG400 / RG223
Stock: 1769 pcs
Order code: N-06
Huber+Suhner 11_N-50-7-61/133_NE
Crimp N male coaxial connector for RG214 / RG393
Stock: 222 pcs
Order code: N-07
Huber+Suhner 16_N-50-7-31/133_NE
Right angle crimp N male coaxial connector for RG393 / RG214
Stock: 82 pcs
Order code: N-08
Amphenol RF N1112B1-001-NT3G-1A-50
Right angle crimp N male coaxial connector for RG142/RG400/RG223
Stock: 58 pcs
Order code: N-09
Huber+Suhner 16_N-50-3-15/133_NE
Right angle solder N male coaxial connector for RG402/.141, IP67
Stock: 136 pcs
Order code: N-14
Huber+Suhner 11_N-50-7-74/133_UE-1
Clamp N male coaxial connector for LMR400/LLF400 IP67
Stock: 220 pcs
Order code: N-18
Huber+Suhner 16_N-50-7-31/133_NH
Right angle N male coaxial connector for RG393/RG214
Stock: 174 pcs
Order code: N-21
Huber+Suhner 11_N-50-7-49/133_NE
Crimp N male coaxial connector for S_07212_BD / S_07262_BD
Stock: 0 pcs
Order code: N-24
Crimp N male coaxial connector for LMR240/LLF240, quick installation no solder
Stock: 757 pcs
Order code: N-26
Huber+Suhner 16_N-50-3-27/133_NE
Right angle crimp N male coaxial connector for RG142 / RG400 / RG223
Stock: 93 pcs
Order code: N-27
Huber+Suhner 11_N-50-4-55/133_NE
Crimp N male coaxial connector for S_04272_B
Stock: 80 pcs
Order code: N-36
Huber+Suhner 11_N-50-7-5/133_NE
Clamp N male coaxial connector for RG213 / RG214 / RG393
Stock: 351 pcs
Order code: N-37
Right angle crimp N male coaxial connector for RG142 / RG400 / RG223
Stock: 192 pcs
Order code: N-39
Huber+Suhner 11_N-50-3-51/133_NE
Solder N plug male coaxial connector for RG402 / .141
Stock: 43 pcs
Order code: N-41
Huber+Suhner 23_N-50-0-1/133_NE
4-hole-flange solder cup panel mount N female coaxial connector, IP67
Stock: 576 pcs
Type N connectors: rugged RF interconnect with threaded coupling
Type N connectors are RF coax interfaces with a threaded coupling, widely chosen for their mechanical robustness and stable connections in antenna systems, telecom equipment, and RF test environments. This category includes multiple variants to fit different cabling and mounting requirements, helping you select the configuration that matches your cable and mechanical constraints.
How to choose the right Type N connector
- Gender: select male or female according to the mating interface.
- Mounting: for enclosures, choose panel-mount (including flanged) or bulkhead styles; for assemblies and joins, choose in-line/cable connectors.
- Body style: straight for direct routing; 90° for tight spaces or improved cable routing.
- Termination: crimp for repeatable assembly; clamp for robust installs; solder (cup/pin depending on model) for specific build requirements.
- Cable compatibility: verify dimensions and construction (dielectric/shield). Select the connector designed for your cable family (e.g., RG/LMR or larger diameters where applicable).
Available configurations
- Male and female
- Cable (in-line) and panel-mount (including flanged and bulkhead)
- Straight and right-angle (90°)
- Crimp, clamp, solder (depending on model)
Typical applications
- Telecom and radio systems
- Antenna installations and RF links
- RF test instrumentation
- Industrial RF equipment
FAQ – Type N Coaxial Connectors
What’s the difference between Type N male and Type N female?
The difference concerns the mating interface and the center contact. Always confirm the required gender and compatibility with the counterpart.
Up to what frequency can I use a Type N connector?
It depends on the design and manufacturer. Always check the frequency limit stated in the specific product datasheet and select the right variant for your application.
Which termination should I choose: crimp, clamp, or solder?
Crimp is ideal for repeatable assembly; clamp prioritizes mechanical robustness; solder can be suitable for specific builds but requires careful process control.
How do I verify compatibility with my cable?
Compare the cable outer diameter, shield type, and dielectric with the connector requirements. If needed, share your cable part number and desired configuration for a quick check.
Should I choose a straight or right-angle connector?
Straight is preferred when space allows; right-angle helps in tight panels and improves cable routing in confined layouts.
Tip: use filters for gender, mounting, termination, and body style to quickly narrow down compatible parts.
Best sellers
QAXIAL N02-07C-02Clamp N male coaxial connector for LMR400 / LLF400
QAXIAL N02-01A-01Crimp N male coaxial connector for RG223 / RG142 / RG400
QAXIAL N02-07C-01Crimp N male coaxial connector for LMR400/LLF400
QAXIAL N02-07B-QFCrimp N male coaxial connector for LMR240/LLF240, quick installation no solder
RFS NM-LCF12-C03N Male Connector for 1/2'' CELLFLEX® LCF12 Coaxial Cables
QAXIAL N04-00-014-hole flange round post panel mount N male coaxial connector
QAXIAL N02-07B-02Crimp N male coaxial connector for LMR240 / LLF240
QAXIAL N14-00-014-hole flange solder cup panel mount N female coaxial connector
QAXIAL N14-00-044-hole flange round post N female coaxial connector
Radiall R161410000Radiall N female panel mount connector, 50Ω, 3/4'' flange, DC-11 GHz
QAXIAL N15-05-01Bulkhead crimp N female coaxial connector for RG316 / RG174 / LMR100
Huber+Suhner 24_N-50-3-12/133_NEBulkhead crimp N female coaxial connector for RG223 / RG142 / RG400, IP67