RF Redundancy Switches
ETL Systems
ETL Systems offers a diverse range of RF switches tailored for reliable switching in IF, Broadband, and L-band applications, including redundancy switching for RF, ASI, and optical pathways.
Technical specifications
- Wide range
- Options up to 1x32 depending on application
- Remote M&C
- Via RJ45 Ethernet port
- Additional features
- RF level detection, DC & 10 MHz pass, secure communications protocols (product dependant)
- Frequency
- 50-2450 MHz
- Flatness
- ± 0.8 dB
- Isolation (I/P-O/P)
- 75 dB
- Gain
- 0 dB ± 1.0 dB
- Input Return Loss
- 20 dB typical
- Output Return Loss
- 20 dB typical
- Operating temperature
- 0 to 45 °C
- Storage Temperature
- -20 °C to +75 °C
- Humidity
- 20-90% non-condensing
- Dimensions
- 1U high x 350 mm deep x 19” wide
- Mass
- 4 kg
- Colour
- White (RAL 9003 semi-matte)
About
ETL Systems provides comprehensive switching solutions for various applications, such as LNB powering, modulator redundancy switching, antenna redundancy switching, and carrier monitoring. The product line includes the GENUS switch range, featuring hot-swappable modules, secure protocols, and broad frequency support. For robust 2×1 redundancy, RF level detection, and remote RJ45 Ethernet control in a compact 1U form, the Griffin Switch is available. Additionally, the LS-Series Switch offers L-Band configurations with dual redundant Power Supply Units (PSUs) and remote management for satellite signals. These switches offer a wide range of options, with configurations up to 1×32 depending on the application, and many products include remote control and monitoring via an RJ45 Ethernet port for convenience. Additional features like RF level detection, DC & 10MHz pass, and the latest secure communications protocols are available depending on the specific product.
Documentation
- LS-Switch-summary.pdf PDF source: www.etlsystems.com ↗
- GRF-chassis.pdf PDF source: www.etlsystems.com ↗
- GRF-switches.pdf PDF source: www.etlsystems.com ↗
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