RG58 coaxial cable BNC to test clips for electronics and measurement

This cable is suitable for temporary measurements on test equipment such as oscilloscopes, signal generators and multimeters, allowing quick connection to test points without soldering. It is recommended for low- to mid-frequency analogue signals (typically up to 500 MHz).

RG58 cable usually has a copper centre conductor, braided shielding and PVC outer jacket. Its typical outer diameter is 5 mm. The length of this model is 140 cm. The BNC/male connector and test clips are normally made from nickel-plated brass and durable plastic.

Yes, RG58 is designed for a characteristic impedance of 50 Ω and is widely compatible with standard laboratory equipment, both older and current, that uses BNC connectors. It is not recommended for systems requiring 75 Ω (such as professional video) to avoid mismatch.

For maximum durability, avoid excessive strain, sharp bends and exposure to chemicals. The clips and connectors should be kept clean and free from corrosion. It is recommended to coil the cable gently after use and store it in a dry environment.

RG58 supports signals up to approximately 1 GHz, although for accurate measurements it is recommended to limit use to below 500 MHz due to attenuation. In terms of current, the test clips are suitable for measurement signals, not for high loads (typical maximum: 1 A). Exceeding these limits may affect safety or distort results.

It is used to connect electronic and measurement equipment, making testing and diagnostics easier through male BNC connectors and test clips.

The cable is 140 cm long.

It is compatible with equipment that uses male BNC connectors and requires test clips for test connections, such as multimeters and oscilloscopes.

The cable is black.