16-Way CATV Headend Digital Channel Passive RF Combiner CATV Mixer

16-Way CATV Headend Digital Channel Passive RF Combiner CATV Mixer

$ 72.00

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9.48

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9.82

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9.78

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9.62

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Product Description

ATV Combiner is designed to combine several RF inputs into one RF output while maintaining high isolation between There is a -20 dB test port on the front panel that lets the output of the unit be tested without interrupting

Designed for private cable television networks employing multiple RF modulators and processors, this 16-port passive output combiner provides extremely high performance. The coaxial cable is ideal for CATV installations, surveillance CCTV aerial TV installations, and satellite TV deployments.

It supports a wide range of frequencies from 5 MHz to 1000 MHz. Combined with port-to-port isolation, channels are kept separated to avoid the potential for channel interactions.

Shielding against interference from egress and entry for minimized RF input and output. Indirect insertion losses can be reduced to an absolute minimum with die cast housing.

A 1U rack mount that can easily be set up with other rack head

Questions & Answers

Does this unit support up to 8 inputs of an 8MP camera? Does this unit support up to eight inputs of an 8MP camera?

The RF headend combiner supports cameras from 8CH to 4K resolution, and can work with both analog and digital cameras. You can use 8 cameras to feed this device information. There is no problem doing so.

Will there be a limit to the number of channels that can be output?

In the case of merging the RF signals from 8 RF inputs into one RF coax feed, you can feed only 8 RF inputs into this device. There's nothing to worry about.

It looks like I can use this as a single input with 16 outputs to different rooms. Is this possible?

It's not just one loss it's a lot of losses. A device such as this is meant to 'mix' different sources (outputs from different devices) together into one You'll need a distribution amplifier to get the job done. In each case, the output signal level is the same as the source signal. Similarly, most digital cable box models need to communicate two-way. *Some cable boxes require this to be done only during set up the first time.

Selected User Reviews For 16-Way CATV Headend Digital Channel Passive RF Combiner CATV Mixer

It is a great tool for the intended purpose

5/5

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