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Norsat ATOM BUC 1:1 Redundant Switch System

Norsat RSBUCKU80GI ATOM BUC 1:1 Redundant Switch System, 80W Ku GAN BUC, SMA Port for External 10MHz Injection

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Product details

The Norsat RSBUCKU80GI is an ATOM BUC 1:1 Redundant Switch System from Norsat's ATOM BUC Redundant Switch range. It monitors the active ATOM BUC and switches automatically to the standby unit on a fault, keeping the uplink on air.

This configuration: BUC model: 80W Ku GAN BUC; 10 MHz reference: SMA Port for External 10MHz Injection. Key specs: Insertion loss: 6 dB max; Redundancy: 1:1; Power: 100–240 VAC (50–60 Hz).

Need a different configuration? The ATOM BUC Redundant Switch Series comes in 18 part numbers. Compare them on the series page.

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Specifications

Part number RSBUCKU80GI
Series Norsat ATOM BUC Redundant Switch
Frequency range 950–2150 MHz
LO stability 10 MHz Source Dependent
BUC model 80W Ku GAN BUC
10 MHz reference SMA Port for External 10MHz Injection
Optional add-ons SMA Port for External 10MHz Injection
Redundancy 1:1
Input VSWR BUC Dependent
Insertion loss 6 dB max.
Phase noise 0.1kHz offset (max.) -65 dBc/Hz
Power 100–240 VAC (50–60 Hz)
Component 80W Ku GAN BUC
Input connector N-Connector
RF output connector WR-75
Switching Atomatic / Manual
Switch M&C Serial, SNMP
Relative humidity <100% (ODU); <95% non-condensing (IDU)
Temperature, operational -40 to +60?C (ODU); -5 to +45?C (IDU)
Product weight (including BUCs) 25.95 kg
Dimensions (L × W × H) 673.1 × 573.22 × 245.41 mm

Compliance and export

Country of origin Canada
ECCN EAR99
HS code 8517690000
Warranty 3 years

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