Newmar CCX-T Feed Thru .35 Cable .83 Connector Ma

Discover the reliable solution for routing delicate signal cables through watertight bulkheads on your vessel with the Newmar CCX-T feed-thru connector. Engineered specifically for thinner cables measuring 0.18" to 0.35" in diameter, this compact unit accommodates connectors up to 0.83" wide, making it perfect for PL-259 UHF plugs, BNC connectors, and wind instrument leads. Whether you're installing marine VHF antennas, GPS units, or sensitive transducers, the CCX-T ensures a secure, drip-proof seal that stands up to harsh saltwater environments without compromising signal integrity.

Key Specifications at a Glance

Compare the CCX-T with its siblings to see why it's the go-to choice for precision applications:

Why Choose the CCX-T for Your Marine Setup?

• Superior Waterproofing: Creates an IP68-rated barrier, preventing moisture ingress even during heavy washdowns or rogue waves—ideal for cockpits, radar arches, and below-deck wiring.
• Signal Purity: Low-loss design maintains RF performance for critical comms and navigation gear, avoiding the signal degradation common with makeshift seals.
• Easy Installation: No special tools required; simply slide your cable through, secure the connector, and tighten the nut for a custom-fit gland that grips securely without crushing insulation.
• Corrosion-Resistant Build: Constructed from marine-grade materials like Delrin and stainless steel hardware to resist galvanic corrosion in brackish waters.
• Compact and Versatile: Its slim profile fits tight spaces, supporting everything from ham radio setups to anemometer feeds on sailboats or fishing vessels.

Pro Tips for Seamless Integration

Before mounting, measure your cable and connector precisely— the CCX-T shines with RG-58 or RG-8X coax up to 0.35" OD. Prep the bulkhead hole to match the 1.1" thread diameter for a flush fit. For best results, apply a thin layer of silicone dielectric grease to the O-ring during assembly; it enhances the seal and eases future disassembly. Boaters often pair it with Newmar's power isolation transformers for a complete, hum-free electronics suite.

Real-world users rave about its longevity: one offshore racer reported zero water intrusion after a transatlantic crossing, while coastal cruisers appreciate how it simplifies annual maintenance by keeping connections dry and accessible.

Common Applications

• VHF/AIS antenna feeds through pilothouse walls
• BNC cables for chartplotters and fishfinders
• Wind/speed sensor wiring on masts or booms
• Custom ham radio or SSB installations
• Retrofits on older boats lacking factory glands