Main Product Introduction
This RF termination load is engineered to safely dissipate RF energy over the 350–1000MHz frequency range. It is commonly used in DAS, LTE, and wireless infrastructure systems to terminate unused ports, preventing reflections that could degrade network performance or damage sensitive equipment.
With high power handling of 100W and low PIM performance, the load ensures minimal intermodulation interference, maintaining signal integrity for high-quality communication. Its DIN 7-16 Female Connector guarantees secure connections and consistent performance in both lab and field environments.
The rugged enclosure and compact form factor make this termination load ideal for professional RF engineers deploying DAS, macro cell base stations, repeaters, or multi-operator networks requiring reliable, high-performance terminations.
Why choose this product?
- Broadband coverage: 350–1000MHz
- High power handling: 100W
- Low PIM for minimal intermodulation interference
- DIN 7-16 Female Connector for reliable connection
- Compact, rugged design suitable for lab and field use
Application Scenarios
- Termination for DAS, LTE, and wireless networks
- Base station and repeater unused port termination
- RF lab and field measurements
- Multi-operator co-location network deployments
- Urban and suburban wireless coverage optimization
Electrical Specifications
| Wideband Component Specifications (350-1000 MHz) | |
|---|---|
| Electrical Parameters | |
| Frequency (MHz) | 350-1000 |
| VSWR (Voltage Standing Wave Ratio) | <1.15 |
| Impedance | 50 |
| Average Power (W) | 100 |
| Connectors type | DIN Female |
| Mechanical & Environmental Parameters | |
| Operating temperature range (deg) | -40 to +85 |
| Dimensions, approx. (W x H x D mm) | 182 x 79 x 120 |
| Color | Black |
| Packing | 1Pce in box |
FAQ
- Which frequency range does this termination load cover?
- It operates across 350–1000MHz, suitable for broadband DAS and LTE applications.
- What is the power handling capacity?
- The termination load supports continuous operation up to 100W.
- Why is low PIM important?
- Low Passive Intermodulation (PIM) ensures minimal signal distortion, maintaining high-quality RF performance.
- What connector type does this load use?
- It features a DIN 7-16 Female Connector for secure and reliable RF connections.
- Where is this termination load typically used?
- It is ideal for DAS, base stations, repeaters, and RF lab or field testing in multi-operator networks.
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