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4-Way Power Divider / 698-2700 MHz / PIM - 120 dBc / 200W Maximum Power / N Female Connectors / 6.32 dB Loss / 50 Ohm

  • $ 499.00
  • Brand: EPCOM
  • Availability: In stock
  • SKU: CR-PS0727-4C

The 4-Way Power Splitter is an essential component for indoor cellular signal distribution systems, designed to operate in the 698-2700 MHz frequency range. With excellent intermodulation performance (PIM -120 dBc)...

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The 4-Way Power Splitter is an essential component for indoor cellular signal distribution systems, designed to operate in the 698-2700 MHz frequency range. With excellent intermodulation performance (PIM -120 dBc) and the ability to handle up to 200W of power, this splitter ensures efficient and reliable signal distribution to multiple areas with minimal insertion loss.

Key Features

  • Cellular signal distribution to 4 different areas simultaneously
  • Insertion loss of only -6.32 dB per output
  • Excellent intermodulation performance (PIM ≤ -120 dBc)
  • High-quality N-female connectors for secure connections
  • Maximum power capacity of 200 Watts
  • Compatible with 50 Ohm impedance systems
  • Widely used in indoor coverage solutions
  • Robust design for professional applications

Technical Details

Specifications
  • Model: CR-PS0727-4C
  • Frequency Range: 698-2700 MHz
  • Insertion Loss: ≤ 6.32 dB
  • VSWR: ≤ 1.25
  • In-Band Ripple: ≤ 0.3 dB
  • IMD3: ≤ -120 dBc @ +43 dBm × 2
  • Impedance: 50 Ω
  • Maximum Power: 200 W
Interfaces and Connectivity
  • Connectors: N-female (4 outputs)
  • System Impedance: 50 Ohm
  • Compatibility: 698-2700 MHz cellular systems
  • Connection Type: Industrial standard RF

Applications and Use Cases

DAS Systems

Ideal for distributed antenna systems in buildings and shopping centers

Indoor Coverage

Cellular coverage solutions for office interiors, hotels, and hospitals

Signal Distribution

Efficient distribution of signal to multiple antennas from a common source


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