BNC Chassis Mounting Female Socket - Silver

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The Electrovision BNC Chassis Mounting Female Socket is an essential component for engineers, AV technicians, and DIY electronics enthusiasts who require a stable, secure connection point for coaxial cables. It provides a robust and reliable termination point for panel-based projects, ensuring signal integrity in professional video and data applications. While it offers excellent build quality for panel mounting, users should note that it requires manual soldering and precise drilling for installation.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 5021196015406 |
| Brand | Electrovision |
The connector requires a 9.5 mm fixing hole for proper installation.
It is designed to be used with panels up to 4 mm in thickness.
No, this is a chassis-mount component that requires you to solder the coaxial signal cable to the rear terminals.
Yes, BNC connectors are standard for many RF and video applications, provided the cable is matched correctly for impedance.
The outer body is metal and conductive, which serves as the ground return path for your coaxial cable connection.
Check the center pin solder joint for cold solder cracks and ensure the cable connector is fully seated into the socket.
Verify that the mounting nut is tightened correctly and that the panel thickness does not exceed the recommended 4 mm threshold.
To install this socket, ensure your panel material is no thicker than 4 mm. Use a 9.5 mm drill bit or a chassis punch to create the mounting hole. When soldering, use a temperature-controlled iron to avoid overheating the insulator, which can lead to signal loss or connector failure. To maintain the connector, keep it free of dust and moisture; if the contact area becomes oxidized over long periods of use, a standard electronics contact cleaner will restore full signal conductivity.