Product Overview
AMP / Amphenol 50 Ohm Male BNC Coaxial Dual Crimp Assembly for RG-59
Condition
Unused new old stock (NOS). Markings legible: AMP INC 225395-2 84 11. Complete three-piece coaxial assembly includes plug body, crimp ferrule, and gold-plated center pin. Intake label lists Amphenol.
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Product Overview
Engineered for RF signal transmission and instrumentation, part number 225395-2 provides a straight male BNC dual-crimp termination for RG-59 and RG-62 series coaxial cables. The three-piece assembly features a nickel-plated body, knurled coupling collar, and gold-plated center pin for reliable high-frequency connections.
Key Features
- Connector series: BNC plug (male)
- Impedance: 50 Ohm
- Termination style: Dual crimp (three-piece assembly: body, sleeve, contact pin)
- Compatible cable types: RG-59, RG-59A, RG-59B, RG-62, RG-62A
- Contact plating: Gold
- Body material: Nickel-plated brass
Applications
- Terminating RG-59 and RG-62 coaxial lines for legacy composite video, CCTV, and baseband monitor feeds.
- Building custom RF patch cables and signal jumpers for lab test benches and vintage oscilloscopes.
- Ham radio operators and electronics hobbyists wiring low-power transceiver lines and RF measurement jigs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this connector require soldering or crimping?
This is a dual-crimp connector assembly. The center contact pin and outer ferrule are designed to be crimped onto prepared coaxial cable using standard coaxial crimp tooling.
What is the difference between part number 225395-2 and 5225395-2?
Part number 5225395-2 is the modern RoHS-compliant production equivalent of this 225395-2 connector, sharing the same physical geometry, cable compatibility, and crimp tooling requirements.
Few things are as satisfying on a test bench as the positive quarter-turn click of a properly crimped BNC connector. Trim your coax cleanly, set the ferrule, and get your signal line back in service.
