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Antenna Surge Protector Prolech 5–2400 MHz, model 77-121
Antenna Surge Protector Prolech 5–2400 MHz, model 77-121
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Antenna Surge Protector Prolech 5–2400 MHz, model 77-121
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Antenna Surge Protector Prolech 5–2400 MHz, model 77-121
Antenna Surge Protector Prolech 5–2400 MHz, model 77-121
The Prolech Antenna Surge Protector 5–2400 MHz (model 77-121) is an inline coaxial protector designed for wideband RF systems. It protects antenna feeders and connected equipment from lightning-induced and transient overvoltages while maintaining signal integrity across a broad frequency range. The device is intended for use in TV, FM, DAB, DVB-T and satellite LNB lines as well as other RF applications that require overvoltage protection for coaxial cables.
The Prolech protector provides wideband protection covering 5–2400 MHz, enabling a single device to safeguard multiple types of services on the same feeder. Its inline design allows simple insertion into existing coax runs without complex reconfiguration. The unit is engineered to divert surge energy away from sensitive receivers and tuners, preserving downstream equipment and minimizing downtime. Construction and RF path are optimized to maintain low insertion loss and good return loss across the specified band.
This surge protector is intended for coaxial antenna systems operating within 5–2400 MHz. It is not suitable for protection of DC power lines, Ethernet/network cabling, or other non-coaxial signal paths. For systems that require certified protection levels for high-energy lightning direct strikes or where specific lightning protection standards must be met, more comprehensive grounding and external lightning protection measures may be required in addition to this inline device.
Install the Prolech surge protector inline on the coaxial feeder between the antenna (or LNB) and the receiver/tuner. Ensure connectors are properly tightened to maintain good RF contact and weatherproof any outdoor connections according to local practice. The protector should be mounted with consideration for grounding: connect the device’s outer conductor or dedicated grounding point to a suitable earth ground if the unit design provides a grounding terminal or path. Verify signal levels after installation to confirm minimal insertion loss and normal reception of services.
For best results, install the surge protector as close as practical to the entry point of the coax into the building or near the equipment it protects, and ensure proper earthing of the protector and mast. Periodically inspect outdoor connections for corrosion and re-tighten connectors if signal degradation is observed.
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