Dehn’s DEHNgate family of lightning current/surge arresters, with cable adapter design, are designed to protect cellular base stations and antenna systems from potential damage. According to the application, different mechanical and electrical types are available.
The range includes application specific designs to protect wireless LAN and wireless local loop applications in BNC, N or 1,5/5,6 connections for bulkhead mounting. Devices are available with integrated fine protection for G.703 interfaces.
DEHNgate FF TV has an integrated measuring output for antenna signals, allowing the system to be easily tested. It can be mounted onto a DIN rail to protect satellite systems with several outputs, typically used in communal aerial systems. For single applications such as cable TV, the device can simply be snapped into a wall-mounted adaptor. With a frequency range of up to 3 GHz, the module is suitable for reverse LAN channels, and is designed for use in the LPZ concept at boundaries 0-1 and higher. The device is suitable for remote supply for 75 satellites and TV cable systems. It has a 1,5 kA (8/20) nominal discharge current and meets IEC 61643-21 test standards.
The DEHNgate DGA TV models have a frequency range for analog and digital TV and are suitable for reverse LAN channels. Three types are available for use in the different LPZ boundaries. They are easily installed into all common TV and satellite installations. Lightning current arresters, surge arresters and combined types are available.
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