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The 3WSPL Wilkinson 3-Way Splitter with its low loss and linear frequency response up to 4GHz, is a future proof accessory for your DAS projects. It efficiently distributes the amplified signal into three separate outputs, providing comprehensive coverage and uniform signal strength across the areas.
| Weight | 0.32 kg |
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| Dimensions | 140 × 87 × 20 mm |
| Vendor | Multiboost |
| Country of Origin | Czechia |
| Frequency Rating | 600~4000 MHz |
| Split Loss | 4.8 dB |
| Insertion Loss | ≤1.2 dB |
| VSWR | ≤1.3 |
| 3rd PIM | -150 dBc@2*43dBm |
| Isolation | ≥20 dB |
| Impedance | 50 Ohms |
| Total Power | 50 W max. |
| Connector Type | N Female |
| Material | Black Aluminium Alloy |
| IP Rating | IP30 |
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The 4WSPL Wilkinson 4-Way Splitter with its low loss and linear frequency response up to 4GHz, is a future proof accessory for your DAS projects. It efficiently distributes the amplified signal into three separate outputs, providing comprehensive coverage and uniform signal strength across the areas.
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Emulates complex networks up to 1 Gbps with two SFP+ or RJ45 1 Gbps ports, ideal for standard network testing needs.
The 2WSPL Wilkinson 2-Way Splitter with its low loss and linear frequency response up to 4GHz, is a future proof accessory for your DAS projects. It efficiently distributes the amplified signal into two separate outputs, providing comprehensive coverage and uniform signal strength across the areas.