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Lightning Arrestor

Compares to Huber Suhner® or Radiall®, but half the price.
Precision CNC machined, not cheap painted diecast.
Low insertion loss.

• Frequency: DC - 2.5 GHz

• 0.1 dB insertion loss at 2.4 GHz
• Return Loss: 25 dB max, V.S.W.R 1.1: 1
• Uses Gas Discharge Cartridge
• Rated 20 K Amp discharge
• Max RF power 75W

• Impendence : 50 Ohm

• Type N-Male to Type N-Female Bulkhead

• Mounting bracket included (not shown)

Protect your investment: These are high quality lightning arrestors; easily installed either directly on the antenna or between the 400 series cable and the pigtail. You should also also protect the power outlet with a Surge Suppressor. These can also be purchased at your local home improvement store.

Typical Install (w/o amplifier): Pigtail from wireless device to Lightning Arrestor is N-Male to RP-SMA/TNC Male. Lightning Arrestor is grounded to ground rod. The antenna cable from Lightning Arrestor to antenna is N-Male to N-Female.

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Moisture and corrosion are major causes of signal loss. Our self-amalgamating "cold shrink" tape is much better than coax sealant as it can be easily removed without leaving residue. Once coax sealant cures, it adheres permanently to the cable and connectors making it impossible to remove or disassemble the connection. Electrical tape is simply not durable enough to provide a long lasting outdoor weatherproof seal. Our self-amalgamating tape is simply amazing stuff...easy to apply, easy to remove, and leaves the appearance of a professional looking installation.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE:
Remove the separator (backing) and stretch the tape to approximately 50% of its normal width. Start at the lower end approximately 1 inch before the heatshrink keeping the tape under tension while wrapping, overlapping successive layers by 1/2 of the width of the stretched tape. Finish the wrapping approximately 1 inch past the heatshrink by holding the tape under thumb and snap by stretching. The high degree of stretch will permit the tape to fill all voids and ensures rapid amalgamation creating a completely weatherproof seal.

Self-Amalgamating Tape
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Coax-Seal

Stainless Steel Adjustable Antenna Mount

Can be used for wall or pipe mount. Allows vertical and horizontal adjustments for precise aiming of antenna.

2-Way Splitter

Used for connecting 2 antennas to the same wireless radio. Great for remote bridge, using both WLANtenna AND Omni-directional antenna.

Easiest way to provide wireless access when a directional antenna is needed to deliver a good signal to a remote area. Simply split the signal to an Omni-directional antenna.

• Precision CNC Machined

• Insertion loss: 0.4 dB
• VSWR: 1 : 1.5
• N-Female connectors
• Completely waterproof for outdoor use
• Anodized finish
• Compact size: 56.4mm (2.22") x 56.4mm (2.22")

Typical Install: Cable end from wireless device (S) must be N-Male. Cables to antennas (1) and (2) are N-Male to N-Male.

Coax Amplifier

World’s Smallest  1 watt, bi-directional amplifier designed in a completely weatherproof housing for
all outdoor applications.

• Operating Mode TDD (Time Division Duplex)

• Transmit Power 32 dBm (1 Watt+)
• Transmit Gain 22 dBm
• Transmit input Power 0 dBm min 12 dBm max
• Receive Gain 18 dB
• Noise Figure 3.5 dB
• N-Male/N-Female connectors

• Power injector included (N-Female/N-Female)

The average power output of an access point is approximately 15-17 dBm (32-50 mW). This amplifier is capable of boosting the power output to a full 32 dBm (1W+) enabling you to transmit the wireless signal to areas far beyond what is normally possible. The amplifier should be installed directly at the antenna (after all cable losses) so that the output is boosted to a full 1W at the antenna. When transmitting beyond 1000 feet, an amplifier is recommended at both ends so that both transmit (Tx) and receive (Rx) signals are amplified.

Typical Installation:
Pigtail from wireless device/radio to Power Injector is N-Male to RP-SMA/TNC Male. The antenna cable from power injector to amplifier is N-Male to N-Male. The coax amplifier is installed between the antenna cable and lightning arrestor. The lightning arrestor is connected to a short extension cable (N-Male to N-Female) going to the antenna (to protect the amplifier, power injector and wireless device/radio). Lightning Arrestor is grounded to ground rod and the amplifier and lightning arrestor are tied to the antenna mast directly below the antenna. For best performance, the power input to the amplifier should not exceed 12dBm. This is easily accomplished by using a minimum of 35' 400 type cable PLUS a 60" pigtail in conjunction with a standard 15 dBm access point.