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PL-259 (UHF-Male) to BNC-Female Coax Adapter

PL-259 (UHF-Male) to BNC-Female Coax Adapter

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Quick Specs

  • PL259
  • BNC

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This adapter allows you to convert a standard radio antenna port (SO-239) into a BNC connector. It features a PL-259 (UHF-Male) plug on one side and a BNC-Female jack on the other.

This is the perfect accessory for SWR meters, antenna analyzers, or mobile radios, allowing you to easily connect and disconnect BNC-terminated test cables or antennas without the hassle of screwing and unscrewing a PL-259 connector every time.

💡 Please Note: Sold as a Single Adapter

The main product image shows two adapters from different angles so you can see both connectors. This item is sold as a single (1) adapter.

  • 🔌
    Connector 1: PL-259 (UHF-Male): The standard threaded plug with a center pin. Designed to screw into an SO-239 socket on a radio or meter.
  • 📡
    Connector 2: BNC-Female: Features a center hole and the bayonet lugs. Accepts any standard BNC-Male plug.
  • ⏱️
    Quick Disconnect Convenience: Convert your threaded antenna ports to BNC for fast, twist-lock connections in the lab or field.

✅ Fits Devices with an SO-239 Port

This adapter plugs into:

  • Mobile Radios: Any radio with a standard SO-239 antenna jack.
  • SWR Meters & Analyzers: Most meters use SO-239 ports; this adapter lets you use BNC patch cables.

Technical Specifications

Specification Detail
Connector 1 (Radio/Meter Side) PL-259 (UHF-Male)
Connector 2 (Cable/Antenna Side) BNC-Female
Impedance 50 Ohm
Material Nickel-plated brass
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Description

This adapter allows you to convert a standard radio antenna port (SO-239) into a BNC connector. It features a PL-259 (UHF-Male) plug on one side and a BNC-Female jack on the other.

This is the perfect accessory for SWR meters, antenna analyzers, or mobile radios, allowing you to easily connect and disconnect BNC-terminated test cables or antennas without the hassle of screwing and unscrewing a PL-259 connector every time.

💡 Please Note: Sold as a Single Adapter

The main product image shows two adapters from different angles so you can see both connectors. This item is sold as a single (1) adapter.

  • 🔌
    Connector 1: PL-259 (UHF-Male): The standard threaded plug with a center pin. Designed to screw into an SO-239 socket on a radio or meter.
  • 📡
    Connector 2: BNC-Female: Features a center hole and the bayonet lugs. Accepts any standard BNC-Male plug.
  • ⏱️
    Quick Disconnect Convenience: Convert your threaded antenna ports to BNC for fast, twist-lock connections in the lab or field.

✅ Fits Devices with an SO-239 Port

This adapter plugs into:

  • Mobile Radios: Any radio with a standard SO-239 antenna jack.
  • SWR Meters & Analyzers: Most meters use SO-239 ports; this adapter lets you use BNC patch cables.

Technical Specifications

Specification Detail
Connector 1 (Radio/Meter Side) PL-259 (UHF-Male)
Connector 2 (Cable/Antenna Side) BNC-Female
Impedance 50 Ohm
Material Nickel-plated brass
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