U.FL (IPEX) to BNC Female Bulkhead Pigtail - 15cm (Panel Mount Jack)

Specifications

• Connector A: U.FL (IPEX 1 / MHF1) Female

• Connector B: BNC Female Bulkhead (Standard Polarity)

• Pin Configuration: Female Socket (Hole)

• Mounting Hole Size: Approx 12.7mm (1/2 inch)

• Cable Type: 1.13mm Micro Coaxial

• Impedance: 50 Ohms

• Length: 15 cm

• Frequency Range: DC to 4 GHz

• Insulation: FEP (Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene)

Key Applications & Projects

• Custom Test Gear: Building a portable function generator or logic analyzer with BNC inputs/outputs.

• SDR Enclosures: Mounting a robust antenna port for an RTL-SDR or HackRF inside a metal case.

• Video Transmitters: Adding a removable antenna port to analog video gear.

Virtual Technician & Wiring

• ⚠️ Gender Check:

  • BNC Female (This Cable): Has a Hole and Lugs. Mates with Cables/Probes.

  • BNC Male: Has a Pin and Twist-Lock. (Not this cable).

  • Usage Rule: If you want to create a port on a box, you need this Bulkhead Female.

Accessories & Parts

What's Included:

• 1 x U.FL (IPEX) to BNC Female Bulkhead Pigtail (15cm)

• 1 x Hex Nut

• 1 x Lock Washer

• 1 x Solder Lug (Ground tag) - Subject to batch

Compatible Upgrades:

• Cable: BNC Male to Male Patch Cable.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Will this fit an Oscilloscope Probe? YES. Oscilloscope probes have BNC Male connectors. They will twist-lock perfectly onto this Bulkhead jack.

2. What size hole do I need to drill? Approx 12.5mm to 13mm (1/2 inch).

3. Does the connector have a pin or a hole? This is BNC Female, so it has a HOLE in the center.

4. Is this 50 Ohm or 75 Ohm? This is 50 Ohm (Standard for RF/Test). It will mechanically fit 75 Ohm BNCs (CCTV), but impedance mismatch may occur at high frequencies.

5. Is the cable 1.13mm? Yes.

6. Can I use this for CCTV? Yes, perfect for panel-mounting video connections.

7. Is it waterproof? No.

8. Will this fit M.2 WiFi cards? No, M.2 uses IPEX 4.

9. Is the contact gold plated? Yes.

10. Does it come with the nut? Yes.

11. Can I use this for 2.4GHz WiFi? Yes, BNC works up to 4GHz, though SMA is more common for WiFi.

12. Is the body isolated from the ground? Usually NO. The brass body grounds to the metal case.

13. Why use BNC instead of SMA? BNC is faster to connect/disconnect and more durable for frequent use (lab environment).

14. Is the cable shielded? Yes.

15. Can I extend it? Yes, with a BNC Male to Female cable.

16. Is it compatible with TNC? No.

17. What is the thread size? Usually 1/2-28 UNEF.

18. Is the body brass? Yes, Nickel-plated brass.

19. Will this fit ESP32? Yes, ESP32 modules have IPEX 1.

20. Can I use this for Audio? Yes, for digital audio (Word Clock/MADI) or specialized analog setups.