RG402 Coax Cable

What Is RG402 Coaxial Cable?

RG402 is a specialty coax cable used for radio frequency and microwave applications. It has a 50-ohm characteristic impedance. RG402 coax cable has a solid silver-coated copper clad steel inner conductor surrounded by a solid polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) dielectric. Allied Wire and Cable's RG402 coaxial cable's outer shield is a solid copper tube that provides excellent shielding and protection, allowing users to bury this coaxial cable directly in the ground. Another benefit of a semi-rigid construction is that the solid tube provides better RF isolation from electromagnetic interference (EMI). RG402 cable has a maximum voltage rating of 2,500 volts, a maximum temperature rating of 100 degrees Celsius, and exceptional high-frequency shielding capabilities.