50 Pieces Mini PCI UFL to SMA Bulkhead Jack Adapter Antenna WiFi Pigtail Cable IPX to SMA Female 1.13mm 10CM Pigtail Cable

--- QUICK SPEC REFERENCE --- Product: 50 Pieces Mini PCI U.FL to SMA Bulkhead Jack Pigtail Cable SKU: OL-4030-50X Connector A: U.FL (IPX / MHF1) — Female Connector B: SMA Jack (Female, Female Pin) Cable Type: 1.13mm coaxial Cable Length: 10cm (custom lengths available on request) Impedance: 50 Ohm Frequency Range: DC to 6 GHz Quantity: 50 pieces per pack Price: $38.89 (bulk pack) In Stock: Yes Compatible With: Mini PCI-E wireless cards, laptop WiFi modules, routers with U.FL antenna ports --- This 50-piece bulk pack of U.FL to SMA female pigtail cables is designed for high-volume OEM builds, repair shops, and lab environments that regularly install or replace internal WiFi antenna cables in laptops, mini PCI-E wireless cards, and embedded routers. Each cable connects a U.FL (also called IPX or MHF1) port on the wireless module to an SMA female bulkhead jack, allowing an external antenna to be mounted through a panel or enclosure wall. The 1.13mm coaxial cable is the correct diameter for U.FL terminations — thinner and more flexible than RG316 or RG174, making it ideal for routing through tight chassis spaces. At 10cm length, these cables suit most standard laptop and mini-ITX builds without excess slack. The SMA female (jack) end accepts any standard SMA male antenna connector. Impedance is 50 ohm throughout, maintaining signal integrity from DC to 6 GHz, which covers 2.4 GHz WiFi, 5 GHz WiFi, and most sub-6 GHz LTE bands. These cables are designed for Mini PCI-E card U.FL ports. They are NOT compatible with M.2 NGFF cards, which use the smaller MHF4 connector — MHF4 and U.FL are not interchangeable despite looking similar. If you need M.2 NGFF compatibility, order MHF4-to-SMA cables instead. Ships from China, typical delivery 1–2 weeks. Custom lengths available — contact rflinker@onelinkmore.com with your requirements. Frequently Asked Questions Q: What is the difference between U.FL, IPX, and MHF1 — are they all compatible? Yes, U.FL, IPX, and MHF1 all refer to the same connector standard. These are different brand names for the same 1.13mm micro coaxial connector used on Mini PCI-E wireless cards. This cable is compatible with all three names. However, MHF4 (used on M.2 NGFF cards) is a different, smaller connector and is NOT compatible with U.FL/IPX/MHF1. Q: Will this cable work with my laptop's WiFi card? If your laptop has a Mini PCI-E wireless card (common in laptops made before 2015), the U.FL connector on the card will match this cable. If your laptop has an M.2 NGFF wireless card (most laptops after 2015), you need MHF4-to-SMA cables instead. Check your card's connector size — U.FL is approximately 2mm in diameter, MHF4 is slightly smaller at 1.6mm. Q: What frequency range do these pigtail cables support? DC to 6 GHz. This covers 2.4 GHz (WiFi 4/5/6, Bluetooth), 5 GHz (WiFi 5/6/6E lower bands), and sub-6 GHz 4G LTE and 5G NR bands. The 1.13mm cable has low insertion loss at these frequencies, making it suitable for all current WiFi and cellular applications. Q: Why buy 50 pieces instead of individual cables? The 50-piece pack is intended for repair shops, system integrators, and OEM manufacturers who install WiFi cards regularly. At $38.89 for 50 pieces ($0.78 per cable), the per-unit cost is significantly lower than buying individual cables. The cables are identical, so excess stock can be stored for future use. Q: Can I get a custom cable length? Yes. The standard pack ships at 10cm, which fits most laptop and mini-ITX enclosures. If you need a different length (such as 15cm, 20cm, or 30cm), contact rflinker@onelinkmore.com with your quantity and length requirements. Custom length orders are available for both bulk and smaller quantities. Q: The SMA end is female — what antenna connector does it accept? The SMA female jack (with a female pin in the center) accepts a standard SMA male plug (with a male pin). This is the most common SMA configuration for external antennas. Do not confuse this with RP-SMA female, which has a male pin in the center — RP-SMA and standard SMA are not compatible despite the similar appearance.