GME AD502 FME Male to BNC Adaptor A genuine coaxial RF connector adaptor from GME, the AD502 bridges FME and BNC connector types, allowing FME-terminated cables or accessories to connect to equipment with a BNC antenna input or vice versa. Product overview The GME AD502 is an FME male to BNC adaptor that allows FME-terminated cables or accessories to connect to equipment with a BNC antenna input or vice versa. The FME male plug end connects to an FME female socket, while the BNC end bridges to BNC-compatible equipment. Features and benefits FME male to BNC: An FME male plug on one end and a BNC connector on the other bridge the two connector types. Connects FME and BNC equipment: Useful where FME-terminated cables or GME accessories need to interface with BNC antenna inputs or outputs on marine, GPS, or RF equipment. Genuine GME accessory: A manufacturer-supplied adaptor for use with GME and compatible equipment. Technical specs Specification Detail SKU AD502 Brand GME Type Coaxial RF Connector Adaptor Connector - End 1 FME Male (Plug) Connector - End 2 BNC Compatible with The AD502 is compatible with FME-terminated coaxial cables and GME FME-based accessories, and BNC-connected marine, GPS, depth sounder, or RF equipment. Confirm the BNC end gender with us before purchasing. Frequently asked questions What are FME and BNC connectors?FME, Female Miniature Equivalent, is a compact coaxial connector used in GME's marine antenna base range and some radio accessories. BNC, Bayonet Neill-Concelman, is a push-twist locking coaxial connector common in marine electronics such as depth sounders, VHF radios, GPS units, and test equipment. The AD502 bridges these two connector families. Is the BNC end of the AD502 male or female?The gender of the BNC end is not explicitly confirmed in the available source data. Contact us to confirm whether the BNC end is a male plug or female socket before purchasing. What GME systems use FME connectors?GME's FME connector system is used across the ABL01x series marine antenna bases including the ABL012B, ABL013, ABL013B, ABL014, ABL014B, ABL015, and ABL015B, as well as the ABL002F elevated-feed base. The AD502 may be used where these FME-connected systems need to interface with BNC-terminated equipment. How does the AD502 differ from the AD501?The AD501 is an FME female adaptor that must be crimped onto a coaxial cable using the CTA500 tool, making it a cable termination component. The AD502 is a ready-made adaptor that converts between FME male and BNC connector types without requiring any tools or cable termination work. They serve different purposes. Is the AD502 sold as a single piece?One adaptor is included per purchase.
