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136-175MHz 100W 2-Way Hybrid Combiner

PRO-PHY150-2-6-35W | Amphenol Procom
Two-way hybrid combiner for the 136-175MHz band, with a maximum power of 100W per channel. It guarantees insertion loss ‰¤3.5dB, isolation greater than 70dB and VSWR <1.5:1. Equipped with female N connectors, it is ready for 19€³ rack mounting and is ideal for DAS and PMR systems.
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The Amphenol Procom PRO PHY150 2 6 hybrid combiner is designed to aggregate or split RF signals in the VHF band from 136 to 175 MHz. Perfect for professional 19€³ rack installations, it enables efficient use of radio resources in multi-channel or trunking environments, supporting high power.

It handles up to 100W per channel (optional), with insertion loss ‰¤3.5dB over a 6MHz bandwidth. The device offers greater than 70dB channel isolation, 50? impedance, and low reflection thanks to a VSWR of less than 1.5:1. The specifications are completed by the N female connections and the robust and compact structure.

Main features
  • Operating band: 136-175MHz
  • Number of ways: 2
  • Max power: 100W (per channel)
  • Insertion loss: ‰¤3.5dB @ 6MHz BW
  • Inter-channel isolation: >70dB
  • VSWR: <1.5:1
  • Impedance: 50?
  • Connections: N female
  • Format: 19€³ rack, height 89mm
  • Operating temperature: -30°C à· +60°C

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