Product Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Interface | FAKRA |
| Signal Type | Coaxial |
| Rosenberger Type Female Reference | 59Z113-000Z |
| Rosenberger Type Male Reference | 59Z114-000Z |
| Coding | FAKRA Z Code |
| Channel Count | Single channel |
| Cable Type | LEONI Dacar302-4 |
| Amphenol Connector Reference | 3FA1ENZSJ-C30ES |
| Orientation | Straight at both ends |
| Cable Length | 0.5, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 m |
| Product Type | Automotive camera coaxial cable |
| Gender | Female to female or female to male |
| Connector Type | Short straight Amphenol female to Amphenol female or Rosenberger type FAKRA |
| Sealing Arrangement | Configuration 1: both ends sealed; configurations 2 and 3: Amphenol end sealed |
| Custom Options | Cable length; additional connector and cable changes subject to engineering review |
Available Configurations

Dual Amphenol FAKRA Straight Female Cable
Connection Structure: One 3FA1ENZSJ-C30ES straight female connector connected to a second 3FA1ENZSJ-C30ES straight female connector. Both ends use FAKRA Z Code.
Unique Difference: Uses the same short sealed connector design at both ends, providing a symmetrical female to female assembly.
Suitable Installation: Connections between two corresponding male ports where both connection locations require a sealed connector arrangement. The required protection rating must be confirmed for the complete mated installation.
Amphenol Female to Rosenberger FAKRA Female Cable
Connection Structure: One 3FA1ENZSJ-C30ES straight female connector connected to one 59Z113-000Z straight female connector. Both ends use FAKRA Z Code.
Unique Difference: Maintains a female to female connection while combining the sealed Amphenol housing with the different latch and housing arrangement shown on the Rosenberger type end.
Suitable Installation: Camera harness transitions where one connection requires sealing and the opposite connection sits inside a protected equipment space or enclosure.


Amphenol Female to Rosenberger FAKRA Male Cable
Connection Structure: One 3FA1ENZSJ-C30ES straight female connector connected to one 59Z114-000Z straight male connector. Both ends use FAKRA Z Code.
Unique Difference: Provides the male termination needed to connect to an existing female cable interface, avoiding the female to female arrangement of configurations 1 and 2.
Suitable Installation: Extension routes with a corresponding male interface at the Amphenol end and an existing female interface at the Rosenberger type end.
Applications & Customer Value
Camera Harness Replacement
Replacement work requires more than matching connector color. Selecting the correct end gender and housing reference helps procurement teams obtain the required mating arrangement without adding unnecessary adapters.
Connections Across Different Installation Zones
A camera connection and its receiving equipment may face different environmental conditions. Choosing the sealing arrangement by location helps engineers specify protection where needed and identify which connection requires enclosure protection.
Axial Cable Routing
Some equipment layouts provide a direct cable path behind the port. Straight connectors suit these routes, while the short Amphenol housing helps accommodate the connector body. Clearance for the cable bend must still be included.
Vehicle Prototype Assembly
Prototype builds often require several cable lengths as component positions change. Defined lengths and end identification help assembly teams reproduce the intended route and reduce connection errors during successive builds.
Product Features
Short Straight Amphenol Housing
The 3FA1ENZSJ-C30ES connector is identified in the supplied images as a short straight female design. The cable exits along the connector axis, allowing the harness route to continue directly behind the mating port.
Configuration Specific Sealing
Configuration 1 uses sealed Amphenol connectors at both ends. Configurations 2 and 3 use one sealed Amphenol connector and one non-waterproof Rosenberger connector. Protection must be assessed by connection location.
Two Rosenberger Type Mating Options
The 59Z113-000Z female and 59Z114-000Z male terminations provide different mating interfaces. Their selection depends on the counterpart gender, housing geometry and correct mechanical latch engagement.
Dacar302-4 Coaxial Construction
The supplied information identifies LEONI Dacar302-4 cable for all three configurations. Electrical ratings and supported camera protocols require an approved assembly specification rather than inference from the cable designation.
Customization Capabilities
Premier Cable supports:
Connector Customization
Connector type, gender, coding and housing design can be reviewed against the mating component drawings. Changes involving sealed interfaces require confirmation of cable entry dimensions, seals and counterpart fit.
Cable Customization
Cable length, jacket, shielding and cable structure can be specified for the routing environment. Alternative cable choices require review of termination compatibility and the required electrical characteristics.
Electrical Customization
Pin assignment and wiring definition can be documented in the assembly drawing. Circuit configuration, resistance value and power rating requirements can be reviewed where applicable; they are not established specifications or standard functions of the pictured cable.
OEM Manufacturing
Premier Cable supports drawing review, prototypes and mass production to an approved design. Product labels, end identification and packaging can be prepared for installation, inventory control and production supply.
Product FAQ
Q1. What does a FAKRA camera cable do?
It provides the physical coaxial connection between compatible camera system components. It does not convert the camera signal or change the communication protocol.
Q2. How can I distinguish the female and male versions when ordering?
Specify the complete connector references at both ends. Use 59Z113-000Z for the pictured Rosenberger type female version and 59Z114-000Z for the male version. A mating connector photograph helps resolve uncertain field installations.
Q3. Does FAKRA Z Code guarantee compatibility with my camera?
No. Coding identifies a mechanical interface characteristic. Camera compatibility also depends on the mating connector design, signal system, electrical requirements and permitted cable loss.
Q4. Are these assemblies confirmed as IP67 Waterproof?
The supplied images identify sealed connector versions but do not state a numerical IP rating. An IP67 Waterproof claim requires confirmation of the applicable connector specification, mating conditions and assembly construction.
Q5. What information should I provide for a custom quotation?
Provide the configuration number, connector references, required length and measurement points, quantity and application environment. Include any electrical acceptance criteria, labels, packaging requirements and sample validation needs.
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