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Subscriber tap SNR-T-318 with 3 taps, IN-TAP attenuation 18dB
SNR-T-318 Pixietech subscriber tap with 3 taps, IN-TAP 18 dB — for points near head-end stations with a high signal level. Delivery across Uzbekistan.
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Type
Subscriber tap (TAP)
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Tap outputs
3
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Part number
SNR-T-318
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Warranty
1 year
Specifications
- Type
- Subscriber tap (TAP)
- Tap outputs
- 3
- Part number
- SNR-T-318
- Warranty
- 1 year
- Attenuation
- 18 dB
The SNR-T-318 subscriber tap is a passive element of the cable network with 3 taps and an IN-TAP attenuation of 18 dB. It is used at points with a high input signal level: near head-ends or at the initial nodes of the trunk, where it is necessary to significantly reduce the level at the subscriber outputs for correct connection. It is indispensable when building multi-level CATV networks with precise signal budget calculation.
Advantages
- IN-TAP attenuation of 18 dB: allows connecting subscribers in zones with a high signal level without overloading the equipment
- 3 subscriber taps: efficient distribution in a single compact housing
- Passive scheme: no energy consumption, high fault tolerance
- Minimal losses at the trunk output: the main signal is preserved for further transmission
- Standard connectors for quick integration into existing infrastructure
- 1-year warranty
Applications
- Head-end and intermediate nodes of CATV networks: first taps off the trunk cable
- Residential complexes of comfort class and above: clean, interference-free signal for digital television
- Broadband access operators: building a reliable passive distribution network
- System integrators: projects with detailed calculation of signal levels
Frequently asked questions
Why are different IN-TAP values used for one point of the network?
The IN-TAP level is chosen so that the signal at the subscriber output remains within the permissible range; near the source the signal is stronger, so greater attenuation on the taps is needed.
Is SNR-T-318 compatible with digital cable TV systems?
Yes, the device is passive and works with any signal formats within the supported frequency range.
Is a terminator needed on an unused tap?
Yes, an open port causes parasitic signal reflections, so unused taps are recommended to be fitted with matching loads.
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