DeLOCK 66810 wire connector

The DeLOCK 66810 set contains multiple high-frequency connectors for establishing reliable connections in radio, video and other RF applications. The box includes BNC, TNC and N type plugs and jacks in a silver finish and is supplied as a 48-piece pack. The kit supports various coax cable types and is intended for bulk use and component assembly.

Advantages

The set groups common RF connector types (BNC, TNC, N) in one package, simplifying procurement and inventory. Connectors are designed for secure mechanical and electrical contact: BNC with a bayonet lock for quick, firm mating; TNC with threaded coupling for improved vibration resistance; and N type for higher-frequency and more robust connections. A range of compatible cable sizes (including RG‑174, LMR200, LMR300, LMR400 depending on connector type) increases versatility.

Suitable for

• Radio frequency installations and antenna connections
• Video signal routing and CCTV systems
• Prototyping, repair and assembly of RF equipment
• Bulk use in workshops, labs or production lines

Key specifications

• Contents: 5 BNC plugs/jacks, 5 TNC plugs/jacks, 3 N plugs/jacks (total 48 pieces pack)
• Cable compatibility: BNC — RG‑174, LMR400; TNC — RG‑174, LMR200; N — RG‑174, LMR200, LMR300, LMR400
• Product colour: Silver
• Dimensions (box): 265 mm x 180 mm x 30 mm
• Brand: DELOCK, MPN: 66810, EAN: 4043619668106

How to use

Select the connector type matching the device and cable. For BNC connectors, align the bayonet pins, push the connector onto the mating part and rotate to lock. For TNC connectors, thread the coupling nut onto the mating thread and tighten by hand or with an appropriate tool for a secure connection. For N type connectors, screw the connector fully onto the mating N jack and ensure firm mechanical contact. Follow standard coaxial cable preparation and installation procedures for stripping, crimping or soldering as required by the chosen connector type.

Recommendations

Use the appropriate connector for the cable type and application frequency. Ensure connectors are tightened correctly to maintain signal integrity and avoid damage from over‑torquing. Store unused connectors in the original pack to prevent contamination and mechanical damage.