Will it fit my router and antenna?
It fits standard SMA connectors, with SMA male at one end and SMA female at the other. Wi-Fi ports that use RP-SMA do not fit. Unsure about yours? Write to us before you order.
Moving a router antenna to a better spot? These are the questions people ask most about our low-loss SMA antenna cable in 5 m, each with a short answer. If yours is missing, write to us.
It fits standard SMA connectors, with SMA male at one end and SMA female at the other. Wi-Fi ports that use RP-SMA do not fit. Unsure about yours? Write to us before you order.
One per antenna port on the router. A router with two mobile antenna ports needs two cables to get the full MIMO benefit, and a router with four ports needs four.
It suits short runs, such as an antenna on the roof of a motorhome or van, or on the outside wall of a cabin with the router just inside. Measure the real route, bends and lead-throughs included, and pick the shortest cable that reaches.
Yes. Screw the antenna's SMA male plug into the female end, then connect the male end to the router. Keep joints to a minimum, since each one adds a little loss.
Yes. The joints between cable and connectors are sealed with heat shrink. Wrap the outdoor connection in self-amalgamating tape and let the cable hang in a drip loop before it enters the hull or wall.
Orders placed before 13:00 on a working day leave the same day, and always within 3 working days. Shipping is €15 within the EU and €29 to the rest of Europe, tracked with DHL. You can return it within 14 days of delivery and you cover the return postage. Details are in our terms and conditions.
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