BNC Compression Connectors

Know More About Triplett BNC compression connectors

What is a BNC compression connector?

A BNC connector connects two different cables in a network. The compression method implies improved fastening of the fittings and making them water tight. They help keep moisture and contamination at bay. A BNC compression connector is a radio frequency type of connector and is usually used to connect coaxial cables. There are various BNC compression tools, such as Twist-on, F-compression, F-crimp, and Crimp-on.

How do you use a BNC compression tool?

The BNC compression tools we provide may be either one-piece or two-piece ones. Ensure you have the right crimp tools when installing a BNC compression connectors on a cable. You can do away with the crimp tools or BNC compression tool for some connector types. However, using the right compression tool to compress the connector enhances its performance and reliability. Prepare the tool by removing the F-pin and screw it. Simply open the BNC connector and insert the cable. Before that, strip the cable portion if required. Lay the cable inserted into the compression BNC connector onto the tool and compress the connector by pressing the tool like a pair of tongs. This fixes the connector tightly and makes it moisture safe.

How do BNC compression fittings work?

The right compression tools work very well in terms of tight fitting. They can fit the connector permanently. These handy tools are multipurpose and hence carrying just one tool is enough. These are suitable for installation, tight fitting, and removal if required. You need to choose the right tool depending on the connector type, which means there are specific tools for each type- crimp tools for crimp connectors, twist-on tools for twist-on connectors, and so on.

Where are Compression BNC connectors used?

BNC compression connectors are widely used in networks to connect electronic devices through cables. Here are some common application areas.

• Ethernet connection networks
• Old or legacy networks
• Television
• Radio
• Routers and modems
• Conventional electronic test equipment
• Aviation systems
• Surveillance systems
• SDI and RF signal connections

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