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FM Radio 2-way scaled power divider, 87.5-108MHz, specify 25%, N-type female, 500W

FM Radio 2-way broadband power divider, 87.5-108 MHz, specify 25% at -26dB, N-type female input/outputs, 500W - incl. mount clamps

Product code: PD2-NN2-100

The PD2-NN2-100 FM radio power divider, power dividers allow antennas to be mounted in a 2-4 stack phased array formation, whilst maintaining optimum return loss, ideal for broadcasters. ZCG recommend mounting the PD2-NN2-100 using 2 x PDC-S clamps supplied with the single N-type female facing down.. Adequate water-proofing should be applied to all terminations.

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Specifications

Frequency

87.5-108 MHz - FM Radio Broadcast

Bandwidth

Specify 25% bandwidth around centre frequency

Tuning

Factory at 1.1:1 VSWR

Impedance

50 Ohms - nominal

Maximum Power

500 Watts - max input

Polarisation

Install with single N-type female input connector facing down

Construction

Painted brass outer, solid brass innerline and nickel plated terminations

Connector

Input: N-type female, Output: 2 x N-type females

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