The 6GT2815-0BN10 is a 10-meter pre-assembled coaxial antenna cable built with LMR-195 coax (4.95mm OD, 50Ω) and R-TNC sockets at both ends. At 10 meters, this is the longest LMR-195 variant in the RF600 antenna cable family—the upper limit of what LMR-195 can deliver before attenuation becomes a meaningful concern for UHF RFID performance.

When does 10 meters of LMR-195 make sense versus switching to LMR-300?

At 10 meters and roughly 900 MHz, LMR-195 introduces approximately 1.7 dB of total insertion loss. For many installations this is acceptable—the read range reduction is measurable but not crippling for standard near-field and short-range far-field applications. The advantage of staying with LMR-195 is the thin, flexible cable profile: 4.95mm OD routes easily through dense wire duct, bends around tight DIN rail corners, and terminates at the reader and antenna without strain-relief gymnastics. If the 10-meter run needs maximum read performance—or if there is any chance the antenna will later be moved farther from the reader—use the LMR-300 version (6GT2815-1BN10) instead. For a known, fixed 10-meter span where routing ease matters more than a fraction of a decibel, LMR-195 is the pragmatic choice.