Product Specifications

A basic system is made up of:

1. Bidirectional amplifier.
2. The donor antenna (external) captures the signal from the base radio.
3. Service antenna (internal) to distribute the signal inside or towards the required area.
4. A pair of coaxial cables interconnect the antennas to the amplifier.

If you want to distribute the signal in more than one area, two or more antennas are required; For this, power dividers and separators are used.

It is recommended to integrate protectors against atmospheric discharges. Currently, cellular telephony operates in two ranges:

1. 824-894 MHz, called the “850 MHz Band”.
2. 1850-1990 MHz, known as the “1900 MHz Band” or “PCS Band.”

Nextel operates in the 806-866 MHz segment, sharing this range with 800 MHz trunked systems.

The most important parameter in the installation of an amplifier is the total gain of the system. On average, a 10 dB increase (whether in the amplifier, antennas, or base radio signal) represents a 2.5- to 3-fold increase in coverage.

The area it covers depends on several factors:

1. The intensity of the signal abroad, the higher the level, and the greater the coverage.
2. The gain of the amplifier.
3. The gain of the internal and external antennas.
4. Loss of cables, power dividers, and separators.
5. The number of simultaneous calls.

Since the system operates in both directions (Uplink / Downlink) and retransmits on the same frequency, there is a possibility that the signal from the external antenna reaches the internal antenna and vice versa. This causes equipment lockup or gain reduction.

To avoid the above, ensure a minimum separation between antennas of 15 to 30 meters.

-Frequency range: 806 - 885 MHz / 1850 - 1990 MHz.

-Gain: 65dB / 65dB / 65dB.

-Power supply: 12 Vdc, 5 A.

-Connectors: N Female.

They include AC/DC adapter. They do not include antennas, cables or additional accessories.
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