Tripp Lite DCATV - Manual
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Tripp Lite
1111 West 35th Street
Chicago, IL 60609 USA
Telephone: +(773) 869 1234
Model #: DCATV
Network Surge Suppressor - Essential protection for TV/VCR coaxial lines
Highlights
Complete dataline (F coaxial) surge protection
Protects against the effects of electrostatic discharge, faulty wiring and
lightning
Lifetime product warranty
Heavy duty grounding lead
Description
Tripp Lite's DCATV offers type F coax line surge suppression for satellite receivers and broadcast antennas. Convenient coax input and output
connections accept standard type F coax wiring. Surge suppression is handled with balanced arrays of high-speed avalanche diodes that divert
excess energies created by electrostatic discharges, faulty wiring or lightning. Tripp Lite network surge suppressors reduce blown interface
connections by safely shunting dataline surges to ground. Six inch heavy gauge grounding lead connects to designated grounding lugs. Lifetime
warranty.
Not for use with cable modems.
SUPPRESSION: 1 set type F coax jacks, protects center and shield, 7.5V clamping
Features
DCATV offers type F coax line surge suppression satellite receivers and broadcast antennas.
Not for use with cable modems.
Type F coax input and output connections
Surge suppression utilizing high speed avalanche diodes divert excess energies on the network to ground
6 inch heavy gauge grounding lead connects to designated grounding lugs on protected equipment
Lifetime product warranty
Specifications
OVERVIEW
Intended Application
Audio/Video
OUTPUT
Output volt amp capacity
(amps)
750 amps
INPUT
Input connection type
Type F coax
SURGE / NOISE SUPPRESSION
Clamping voltage (RMS)
7.5V
DATALINE SURGE SUPPRESSION
Telephone/DSL Protection
No
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