Omnidirectional Antenna DVB T/T2 HEVC Maclean active camper MCTV 947

Omnidirectional Antenna DVB T/T2 HEVC Maclean active camper MCTV 947 - description

ECOCAMP is a universal antenna for receiving analog and digital television programs DVB-T/T2 H.265 HEVC. The advantage of the antenna is its small dimensions and weight, allowing for installation in many places (roof, balcony, window), as well as on movable objects (yacht, car). The hermetically sealed housing allows for operation in all climatic conditions.
A very important advantage of the ECOCAMP antenna is its omnidirectional (horizontal) directional characteristic, which in practice means that it does not need to be specially oriented toward the transmitter. The antenna is powered by a coaxial cable delivering an amplified signal to the receiver. By using low-loss passive signal splitters, it is possible to connect several receivers simultaneously. For connections, use a coaxial cable with a wave impedance of 75 Ohms and an outside diameter of 6mm.
Specification
- Frequency range: 174-230 MHz, 470-790 MHz - Gain: 20-33 dB, max 44 dB - Output: 75 Ω - Orientation: 360° - Polarization: horizontal - Power supply: USB 5V 30mA DC - Diameter: 26.5 cm - Mounting hole spacing: 42 x 42 mm
The package includes
- Active omnidirectional antenna DVB-T/T2 H.265 HEVC Maclean MCTV-947 - Bracket - Connector - Base - 75 Ohm coaxial cable 5 m long, terminated with F-type plug - USB power connector with separator - Clamp - Rubber washer - Mounting instructions - Manufacturer's packaging
Features
- Universal antenna for receiving analog and digital television programs DVB-T/T2 H.265 HEVC - Small dimensions and weight - Hermetic housing allows for operation in all climatic conditions - Omnidirectional (horizontal) directional characteristic - Built-in amplifier - Possibility of installation in many places (roof, balcony, window), also on movable objects (yacht, car)

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