MACHSWON RG400 coaxial cable 0.6m

This MACHSWON RG400 coaxial cable combines low loss transmission with robust connectors for CCTV and radio use. It suits short runs where signal integrity matters, offering a balance between flexibility and shielding for video and RF links.

Key features

The cable uses an oxygen-free copper core for improved conductivity and lower resistance, according to the manufacturer. Nickel plated connector bodies and gold plated brass contacts help resist corrosion and ensure stable connections over time. The 50 Ohm impedance and precision-terminated male PL259 to N-type male interface make it suitable for HAM radio, CCTV, DVRs and general video signal work. Note that the length is 0.6m 2ft so it is best for tight installations where a short, reliable jumper is needed.

Specifications

• Name: RG400 Coaxial Cable
• Length: 0.6M/2Ft
• Impedance: 50 Ohm
• Connector: PL259 Male to N-Type Male
• Material: Oxygen-free copper core

Benefits

You’ll notice solid electrical performance in short-distance links, with good resistance to electromagnetic interference and stable transmission for video and RF signals. The cable is lightweight and reasonably flexible, and the plating on connectors reduces the risk of oxidation in everyday use. Keep in mind that RG400 is a thinner coax so it is not a substitute for heavy duty feedlines on long outdoor mast runs.

Best use cases

It makes sense if you need a short, neat connection between a radio, DVR or camera and an external antenna or patch lead. It’s also a practical choice when you prioritise low-loss signal transfer in compact installations where a long bulk cable would be impractical. The cable is straightforward to fit and performs consistently in typical home and small-site surveillance and amateur radio setups.