SNR-T-616 subscriber tap, 6 outputs, IN-TAP attenuation 16db

SNR-T-616 Pixietech subscriber tap with 6 outputs, IN-TAP 16 dB — for nodes with a large number of subscribers in residential buildings and shopping centers. Delivery across Uzbekistan.

43 490 UZS

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Type

Subscriber tap (TAP)

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Tap outputs

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Part number

SNR-T-616

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Warranty

1 year

Specifications

Type: Subscriber tap (TAP)
Tap outputs: 6
Part number: SNR-T-616
Warranty: 1 year

The SNR-T-616 subscriber tap is a device for simultaneous connection of 6 subscribers with an IN-TAP attenuation of 16 dB. It is used at nodal points of the cable network where it is necessary to cover the maximum number of subscriber points from a single location. It is suitable for large residential buildings, shopping complexes and operator networks with a high density of connections.

Advantages

6 subscriber taps: high density of connections from a single node
IN-TAP attenuation of 16 dB: efficient operation on network sections with medium and high signal levels
Passive scheme: maximum reliability without electronic components
Reduction of the number of installation points: one tap replaces several devices with fewer taps
Compatibility with standard coaxial infrastructure
1-year warranty

Applications

Multi-apartment residential buildings: floor-by-floor distribution of the CATV signal
Shopping and entertainment centers: distributing the signal to tenants from a single technical cabinet
Hotel complexes: simultaneous connection of a block of rooms
Corporate networks: organizing centralized television broadcasting
CATV operators: optimizing the structure of the distribution network

Frequently asked questions

Is there a limit on the length of cables from the tap to the subscriber outlets?

The length is determined by the cable attenuation; it is necessary to calculate the total losses taking into account the IN-TAP and the per-unit cable attenuation, so that the signal level at the subscriber remains within the norm.

Is SNR-T-616 compatible with the DOCSIS equipment of cable operators?

Yes, the passive tap is transparent to any signal in the supported frequency range and is compatible with DOCSIS standards.

How to avoid parasitic reflections with incomplete tap loading?

Unused subscriber ports must be terminated with 75-Ohm matching loads.

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