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Subscriber tap SNR-T-418 with 4 taps, IN-TAP attenuation 18db
SNR-T-418 Pixietech subscriber tap with 4 taps, IN-TAP 18 dB — more connections at points with a high input CATV signal. In stock at the warehouse.
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Type
Subscriber tap (TAP)
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Tap outputs
4
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Part number
SNR-T-418
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Warranty
1 year
Specifications
- Type
- Subscriber tap (TAP)
- Tap outputs
- 4
- Part number
- SNR-T-418
- Warranty
- 1 year
The SNR-T-418 subscriber tap is designed for 4 subscriber taps with an IN-TAP attenuation of 18 dB. The device is intended for signal distribution in cable television and broadband access networks at points with a high input signal level, where more subscriber connections are required simultaneously. The solution is in demand when building large residential complexes, business centers and facilities with a dense subscriber load.
Advantages
- 4 subscriber taps: connecting a larger number of points without additional splitters
- IN-TAP attenuation of 18 dB: optimal for nodes with a high input signal level
- Passive design: requires no power, ensures reliable maintenance-free operation
- Preservation of the signal level on the trunk to continue the distribution chain
- Compact housing for installation in standard distribution boxes
- 1-year warranty
Applications
- Large residential complexes: simultaneous connection of several apartments or floors
- Hotels: distributing the signal to a block of rooms from a single point
- Office buildings: organizing a television infrastructure in meeting and work areas
- CATV operators: increasing the density of subscriber connections at nodal points
Frequently asked questions
What is the advantage of a 4-tap tap over two 2-tap taps?
Using a single 4-tap device simplifies installation, reduces the number of connections in the path and lowers the total signal losses.
How to calculate the signal level at the subscriber output?
The level at the tap equals the input signal level minus the IN-TAP value (18 dB); the result must fall within the regulatory range for the subscriber equipment.
Can different types of cables be connected to the taps?
The device is compatible with standard coaxial cables used in CATV networks; the cable type must match the operating frequency range of the network.
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