New Amphenol RF Website Simplifies RF Interconnect Search
The NEW AmphenolRF.com features improved search functionality making it easy to explore thousands of connectors, adapters and cable assembly products.
Danbury, CT – Amphenol RF announces the launch of a new corporate website, www.amphenolrf.com. The new website is home to thousands of standard products and boasts an advanced feature set that allows buyers and engineers to quickly find the ideal RF connector, coaxial adapter or cable assembly for use in their application.
The site boasts dramatically improved search functionality including a full parametric search allowing visitors to narrow their search by product attribute and an ultra-fast full-text search engine that provides search suggestions as keywords and part numbers are entered. Once the ideal part number is identified, an improved distributor inventory locator makes it easy to find stock at one of our distribution partners. Downloadable product data includes 2D PDF customer drawings, 3D models, assembly instructions and other documents. Additional features include:
Product Compliance Center and Product Compliance Search – Search for environmental documentation and learn about compliance regulations.
Competitor Cross Reference Search – Search for Amphenol RF equivalents to many of our competitor’s part numbers.
Video Library – Features informational and instructional videos
These features plus a responsive design ensure the site will be a useful tool for visitors when accessed on any device including mobile phones, tablets and desktop computers.
About Amphenol RF
Amphenol RF is a leading manufacturer of coaxial connectors for use in radio frequency, microwave, and data transmission system applications. Headquartered in Danbury, Connecticut, USA, Amphenol RF has global sales, marketing and manufacturing locations in North America, Asia and Europe. Standard products include RF connectors, coaxial adapters and RF cable assemblies. Custom engineered products include multi-port ganged interconnect, blindmate and hybrid mixed-signal solutions.
