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TCOM-600-FR

TCOM-600-FR is a rugged, low-loss coaxial cable offering the same attenuation as LMR with superior shielding and flexibility. Designed for low PIM applications involving movement after installation, it performs reliably in harsh environments. The TCOM-600-FR variant includes a fire-resistant, non-halogen CMR/MPR-rated (PCC-FT4) jacket for enhanced safety and compliance.

TCOM-600-FR

Stock Code: 55018

TCOM-600 w/non-halogen FR jkt, listed CMR/MPR (PCC-FT4)

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Specifications

Part NumberTCOM-600-FR
EnvironmentIndoor
JacketFRPE
Overall Diameter (mm)14.986
Overall Diameter (in)0.59
Weight Kg/m0.2381
Weight lb/ft0.16
Operating Temp.°C (°F) -40° to 85°C
(-40° to 185°F)
Min. Bend Radius (mm)38.1
Min. Bend Radius (in)1.5
Bending Moment (Nm)3.73
Bending Moment (ft-lb)2.75
Max Frequency (GHz)10.3
Impedance (ohms)50
Power Handling (DWV)

Compatible with

TC-600-716MC TC-600-716M-X TC-600-716M-RA-D TC-600-BM-RA-D TC-600-HNMC TC-600-NF-X TC-600-NF-BH TC-600-NFC-BH TC-600-NMC-2-D TC-600-NMH-X TC-600-NMH-RA-D TC-600-TF-X TC-600-TF-RP TC-600-TM-RP TC-600-TM-RA-D EZ-600-4310M-X EZ-600-4310M-RA-X EZ-600-716F-X EZ-600-716M-X EZ-600-716M-RA-X EZ-600-78-EIA EZ-600-NF-BH-X EZ-600-NF-BH EZ-600-NF-X EZ-600-NMH-X EZ-600-NMH-LW-X EZ-600-NMC-2-D EZ-600-NMK EZ-600-QNF-X EZ-600-QNM-X EZ-600-QNM-RA-X EZ-600-TF-X EZ-600-TF-BH-X EZ-600-TM-X EZ-600-TM-LW-X EZ-600-TM-RP EZ-600-UM-X TCP-600-NMC-LP TCP-600-4310MC-LP TC-600-NMC-RA

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