Circuit & System Protection


Coaxial RF surge protectors

1 October 2019 Circuit & System Protection

Pasternack has launched a new series of coaxial surge protectors designed to protect valuable communications equipment from power surges and indirect lightning strikes.

Pasternack’s new surge protectors are available with either male to male or male to female 4.3-10 connectors and feature VSWR as low as 1,12:1, low insertion loss, maximum input power as high as 500 W, a surge current rating of 20 kA, multi-strike capability, and very low let-through energy.

Additionally, these surge protectors support a frequency range of 698 MHz to 2,7 GHz and are CE and RoHS compliant. They are IP67-rated for outdoor use, offer low-PIM performance and are perfect for use in cellular base stations, public safety networks, Wi-Fi networks, active antenna systems, and GPS system applications.


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