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Antenna: TRANS-DATA LTE DZ6/8
Code: A741008
The Signal GDW-505 repeater amplifies GSM/3G/LTE signals inside buildings. The indoor coverage area is up to 500 sqm
• Operating band: GSM, LTE, DCS, 3G
• Gain: 60/65 dB
• Max. output power: 15 dBm
• Indoor coverage area up to 500 sqm
• Automatic gain/level control (AGC/ALC)
• Manual gain control (MGC)
• Meets the requirements of ETSI 303 609-4
• Easy installation (Plug and Play)
• Device status display
• Gain: 60/65 dB
• Max. output power: 15 dBm
• Indoor coverage area up to 500 sqm
• Automatic gain/level control (AGC/ALC)
• Manual gain control (MGC)
• Meets the requirements of ETSI 303 609-4
• Easy installation (Plug and Play)
• Device status display
High quality N-male connector for use with Tri-Lan 240 and Belden H-155 cables. The connector can be used in 5-6 GHz band. It features low insertion loss and high return loss.
• Designed for Tri-Lan 240 and Belden H-155 cables
• Suitable for applications in 5-6 GHz band
• Low loss and good matching
• Suitable for applications in 5-6 GHz band
• Low loss and good matching
![Coaxial Cable 50 ohm: Tri-Lan 240 PE Fca [1m]](https://www.dipolnet.com/img/thumbnails/e1171_1+.jpg/8f17e219514e2424047a5e35262ad370.jpg)
Modern low-loss RF cable up to 6 GHz.The cable guarantees not only efficient power transmission but also ensures savings on installation cost, in the process of migration from 2.4GHz to 5GHz band (it can work in both bands, so the cabling will not have to be replaced).
![Coaxial Cable (50 ohm): Tri-Lan 400 WLL PE Fca [1m]](https://www.dipolnet.com/img/thumbnails/e1173_1+.jpg/99562f9ded1616636c48b8f3f3ccc878.jpg)
Modern low-loss RF cable up to 6 GHz.
N-male to FME-female Cable (10m RF-5)
• Connection cable for communication antennas
• N-male to FME-female
• Length: 10 m
• The black PE sheath of the cable is resistant to UV radiation and adverse weather conditions
• N-male to FME-female
• Length: 10 m
• The black PE sheath of the cable is resistant to UV radiation and adverse weather conditions
