VHF/UHF/FM Variable Gain Amplifier - 47 to 1000MHz - 25 dB
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| $23.31 | $22.04 | $20.79 | $19.56 | $18.35 |
VHF/UHF/FM Variable Gain Amplifier - 47 to 1000MHz - 25 dB
The 25dB VHF/UHF/FM Amplifiers w/ variable gain are used to boost the signal from your antenna to your TV or splitter. This amplifier features a variable gain control to provide up to 25db of gain. Simply install the amplifier to your antenna for up to a 25dB boost. Amplifiers are required when the signal is too weak or for long cable runs over 100 feet. This amplifier supports signals from 47 to 1000 MHz.
Features:
- Bandwidth: 47-1000MHz
- Maximum Input: VHF 40dB MV / UHF 20dB MV
- Gain:
- 54-300Mhz: 25dB
- 300-806Mhz: 22dB
- 900Mhz: 18dB
- Noise Figure: VHF 6dB / UHF 8dB
- Gain Control: 10dB
- Dimensions: 5.5in L x 3.25in W x 1.5in H
- Outer Shell: Iron
Proposition 65
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including phthalates, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
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WEEE*
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Q: Where should I install the coax amplifier?
A: Amplifiers should be installed as close as possible to the signal source. For in-line amplifiers outside next to the antenna or satellite dish would be best. Wall powered amplifiers should be installed where the signal line enters the building.
