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2-Way Tap 15 dB
Product Code: PROTAP215P
- Attenuated tapped splitter
- 12way
- 15db attenuation
- Internal
- Diecast
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Product Description
2-Way Passive Tap, 15dB
Features:
- High-performance passive network components for terrestrial and satellite IF distribution systems, particularly for distribution of LNB or IF launch amplifier outputs to a number of multi-switches.
- Frequency range 5 - 2300MHz.
- Fully-screened diecast housings with 'F' connectors throughout.
- For indoor use only unless mounted in a suitable weatherproof housing.
- Tap ports are DC-blocked and may be reversed-powered without the risk of damage (24V max.).
Technical Information:
Product | Tap Loss (dB) | Thro' Loss UHF (dB) | Thro' Loss SAT (dB) |
PROTAP215P | 15 | =2.5 | =3.2 |
*'SAT' band data on these product apply over 950 - 2050MHz. All products are usable to 2300MHz with slightly increased insertion losses.
Items without suffix P have NO power pass. All taps with the suffix P have power-pass capability between the input and output trunk-line ports. Rating 24V AC or DC at 1mA max.
Tolerance on tap loss is +/- 3dB.
Technical Specification
Width
55mm
Depth
60mm
Height
25mm
Weight
0.12kg
25/02/2025
11/02/2025
Amazingly quick de.ivery. Ordered at the weekend , arrived on Monday !
09/02/2025
Product as described and arrived on time, kept informed on progress throughout
04/02/2025
Somewhat confusing with the emails I received not identifying Blake UK as the sender easily
04/02/2025
Quick service and Quick delivery
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02/03/2025
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27/02/2025
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17/02/2025
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14/02/2025
Great product and good service nice to find what you need
12/02/2025
Good products, delivered promptly. What's not to like?
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