Description
The L-com SC5802N s a 2-way 5.3GHz - 5.9GHz signal splitter designed for the 5.3GHz IEEE 802.11a and 5.8GHz ISM/UNII Bands. It can be used to connect two antennas to one wireless bridge or for "stacking" multiple directional antennas for increased gain. The SC5802 can be used for amplified systems since it passes DC power to all ports.
Note: To ensure proper operation, any open splitter ports should be terminated with a high quality 50 Ohm terminator. We recommend the Hyperlink ANM-TERM1 0-6 GHz 50 Ohm N-Male Terminator.
Note: To ensure proper operation, any open splitter ports should be terminated with a high quality 50 Ohm terminator. We recommend the Hyperlink ANM-TERM1 0-6 GHz 50 Ohm N-Male Terminator.
Features
- 5.3 GHz to 5.9 GHz Frequency Range
- Compatible with ISM, UNII and 802.11a Wireless LAN WiFi applications
- High performance glass reinforced hydrocarbon/ceramic laminate
- Industrial grade cast aluminium construction for weatherproof for outdoor use
- DC power will pass to all ports
- Connect more than one antenna to a single radio Wireless Video Systems
- 5.3GHz IEEE 802.11a and 5.8GHz ISM/UNII Bands
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| Manufacturer's Product Code | SC5802N |
| Ports | 1 Input, 2 Output |
| Connectors | N-Female |
| Dimensions | (L x D x H) |
| Weight | 0.23kg |
| Frequency | 5300-5900MHz |
| Insertion Loss (excluding power division) | <0.5 dB |
| Impedence | 50 Ohms |
| VSWR | <2.0:1 Typical |
| Power Rating | 25 Watts |
| Output Port Isolation | 15 dB Typical |
| Details | |
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| Warranty | Standard 12 Month RTB |
Specifications
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer's Product Code | SC5802N |
| Ports | 1 Input, 2 Output |
| Connectors | N-Female |
| Dimensions | (L x D x H) |
| Weight | 0.23kg |
| Frequency | 5300-5900MHz |
| Insertion Loss (excluding power division) | <0.5 dB |
| Impedence | 50 Ohms |
| VSWR | <2.0:1 Typical |
| Power Rating | 25 Watts |
| Output Port Isolation | 15 dB Typical |
Expected Delivery Times
North Island - 2-6 Working Days
South Island - 3-10 Working Days
