FURSE ESP Signal SPD systems using coaxial cables


Product Name：FURSE ESP Signal SPD systems using coaxial cables
Product Model：ESP RF 111x21,ESP RF AA1x21,ESP RF 441x21,ESP RF 111A11,ES
Updated：2010.04.08
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Protectors for RF systems using coaxial cables at frequencies between DC and 2.7GHz 33

The standard RF protector offers a cost effective protection solution for use on coaxial cables to protect RF transmitter and receiver systems, including electronics located at the antenna or dish. Typical examples include cell sites, military communications, satellite earth stations and pager systems.

Product part codes:
ESP RF 111x21 With N female connectors

Restricts let-through voltage below damage levels of interface circuitry
Very low attenuation and near unity VSWR over a wide range of frequencies ensure the protectors do not impair systems performance
Wide bandwidth means a single product is suitable for a range of applications, including the transmission of DC power
Easily mounted and earthed via fixtures on the base of the unit
Available with N, 7/16 DIN and BNC connectors
Robust silver plated aluminium housing

Protectors for RF systems using coaxial cables at frequencies between DC and 2.7GHz 34

The standard RF protector offers a cost effective protection solution for use on coaxial cables to protect RF transmitter and receiver systems, including electronics located at the antenna or dish. Typical examples include cell sites, military communications, satellite earth stations and pager systems.

Product part codes:
ESP RF AA1x21 With 7/16 DIN female connectors

Restricts let-through voltage below damage levels of interface circuitry
Very low attenuation and near unity VSWR over a wide range of frequencies ensure the protectors do not impair systems performance
Wide bandwidth means a single product is suitable for a range of applications, including the transmission of DC power
Easily mounted and earthed via fixtures on the base of the unit
Available with N, 7/16 DIN and BNC connectors
Robust silver plated aluminium housing

Protectors for RF systems using coaxial cables at frequencies between DC and 2.7GHz 35

The standard RF protector offers a cost effective protection solution for use on coaxial cables to protect RF transmitter and receiver systems, including electronics located at the antenna or dish. Typical examples include cell sites, military communications, satellite earth stations and pager systems.

Product part codes:
ESP RF 441x21 With BNC female connectors

Restricts let-through voltage below damage levels of interface circuitry
Very low attenuation and near unity VSWR over a wide range of frequencies ensure the protectors do not impair systems performance
Wide bandwidth means a single product is suitable for a range of applications, including the transmission of DC power
Easily mounted and earthed via fixtures on the base of the unit
Available with N, 7/16 DIN and BNC connectors
Robust silver plated aluminium housing

Higher specification protectors for RF systems using coaxial cables at frequencies between 50MHz and 2.7GHz 21

Use on coaxial cables to protect RF transmitter and receiver systems, including electronics located at the antenna or dish. Typical examples include cell sites, military communications, satellite earth stations, pager systems and emergency services communications systems

Product part codes:
ESP RF 111A11 With N female connectors
ESP RF AA1A11 With 7/16 DIN female connectors
ESP RF 441A11 With BNC female connectors

Very low let-through voltage (enhanced protection to BS EN 62305) between all lines - Full Mode protection
Superior transient protection to both Gas Discharge Tube (GDT) and Quarter Wave Stub (QWS) based protectors
Full mode design capable of handling partial lightning currents as well as allowing continual operation of protected equipment
Wide bandwidth means a single product is suitable for a range of applications
Available with N, 7/16 DIN and BNC connectors
Easily mounted and earthed via fixtures on the base of the unit that accept M3 and M5 screws or via mounting brackets