RF signal distribution tap summary: Low PIM Hybrid Coupler 698-2700 MHz (Microlab CA-J06). Microlab Models CA-J06 & J07, are based on catalog model CA-84N. This 4 port Hybrid Coupler is designed to meet the special needs of Verizon Wireless, with 30 dB of isolation and passive intermodulation (PIM) guaranteed to be less than -153 dBc. It is commonly used to combine two wireless carriers with powers up to 80W, in the band to a single antenna feed. The CA-J07 model differs only in that it is painted to ensure performance in an outdoor IP67 environment. Available with 7/16 DIN connectors. Catalog CA-84 series is also available with 4.1-9.5 DIN "Mini-DIN" connectors as model CA-84C. RoHS Compliant. RoHS stands for Restriction of Hazardous Substances. RoHS restricts the use of specific hazardous materials found in electrical and electronic products (known as EEE). UPC: 729198024727. SKU: CAJ06.

Features.

• Standard Bandwidth for commercial wireless applications.
• Guaranteed Low PIM.
• 30dB Port to Port Isolation.
• Models for Outdoor Environments.
• Low VSWR and Dissipative Loss.
• Rail Standard EN 50155:2007 (Class T1) Certified.
• High Reliability, Moisture sealed.
• Easy mounting to pole or wall.

What is low PIM?

PIM stands for Passive Inter-Modulation. Its unit of measurement is Decibel (dB). In essence, its meaning is, "unwanted signals generated by non-linear mixing of 2 or more frequencies". Therefore, "high PIM" results in weaker cell reception output and a limited bandwidth that supports fewer users. On other hand, "low PIM" means stronger signals with higher bandwidth to support more users simultaneously. For lower PIM, the low PIM hardware connections are designed in a precise manner for achieving near-perfect, seamless connectivity. To minimize PIM further, testing is also required to make sure low PIM hardware is installed tightly or perfectly, as intended. Read more about low PIM antennas and cable connectors.

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