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The FMCA100170-60 is a radio frequency cable assembly manufactured by Fairview Microwave. It features N male connectors on both ends, configured as straight to straight. The assembly utilizes TCOM-400-FR coaxial cable and has a length of 60 inches. It is designed for 50 Ohm impedance applications.
Verify the specific part number FMCA100170-60 against official Fairview Microwave documentation to confirm the TCOM-400-FR cable type and 60-inch length. Ensure compatibility with N male ports. Check current availability status through authorized distributors as supply conditions may vary.
Select this component when fire-rated RF cabling is required for N male interconnects. The TCOM-400-FR material provides necessary safety compliance while maintaining low loss performance. Confirm that the 60-inch length meets spatial requirements and that straight-to-straight geometry fits the installation layout.
This assembly belongs to the Fairview Microwave RF Cable Assemblies category. It is part of a series offering various lengths and connector configurations. The product utilizes Times Microwave Systems components for consistent electrical performance.

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