Poynting N-type to SMA cables connect an outdoor antenna with an N-type female bulkhead to the SMA port on a router or gateway. They are single runs of HDF-195 low-loss coax with an N-type male on the antenna end and an SMA male on the router end, made by Poynting for its own antennas.
Use one cable per antenna port: a 2×2 MIMO antenna needs two, a 4×4 needs four. Keep the run as short as the site allows; the 5 m length is the default for a mast or wall a few metres from the cabinet, and 10 m for a longer drop. Poynting lists the CAB-47 as fire-retardant to ECE R118 for vehicle use; the white CAB-147 to CAB-150 suit marine and building installs where a white run is wanted.
They fit Poynting antennas with N-type bulkheads, including the OMNI-291, OMNI-292, OMNI-293, OMNI-493, OMNI-496 and LPDA-500, and the bulkhead versions of the XPOL-2-5G and XPOL-24. For Wi-Fi ports with RP-SMA, add an SMA to RP-SMA adapter from our connector adapters.
Choose the cable
| Model | Length | Colour | Order code |
|---|---|---|---|
| CAB-147 | 3 m | White | A-CAB-147 |
| CAB-47 | 5 m | Black | A-CAB-047 |
| CAB-148 | 5 m | White | A-CAB-148 |
| CAB-149 | 8 m | White | A-CAB-149 |
| CAB-49 | 10 m | Black | A-CAB-049 |
| CAB-150 | 10 m | White | A-CAB-150 |
All: HDF-195 low-loss coax, N-type (m) to SMA (m). Need a longer run or a different connector? Ask, and we’ll check the loss for your band.
Tell us the antenna, the router and the run and we’ll confirm the right part. Ask us to spec it, or read how to choose a 4G or 5G antenna.
