Norsat RSLNAKA12T3 LNA Redundant Switch System, 1:2, Ka-Band, Tx/Rx + 30m IFL
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Product details
The Norsat RSLNAKA12T3 is an LNA Redundant Switch System from Norsat's LNA Redundant Switch range. It detects a failed LNA and switches to a standby unit in 120 ms or less, maximizing receive availability.
This configuration: Redundancy: 1:2; Band: Ka-Band; Tx/Rx config + IFL length: Tx/Rx + 30m IFL. Key specs: Switchover time: 120 ms max; Insertion loss: 0.5 dB max; Redundancy: 1:2.
Need a different configuration? The LNA Redundant Switch Series comes in 48 part numbers. Compare them on the series page.
Other configurations
- Redundancy: 1:1 (RSLNAKA11T3)
- Band: Ku-Band (RSLNAKU12T3) · C-Band (RSLNAC12T3) · X-Band (RSLNAX12T3)
- Tx/Rx config + IFL length: Rx only + 30m IFL (RSLNAKA12R3) · Rx only + 50m IFL (RSLNAKA12R5) · Rx only + 100m IFL (RSLNAKA12R10) · Tx/Rx + 50m IFL (RSLNAKA12T5) · Tx/Rx + 100m IFL (RSLNAKA12T10)
Compare all 48 Norsat LNA Redundant Switch System models
Specifications
| Part number | RSLNAKA12T3 |
|---|---|
| Series | Norsat LNA Redundant Switch |
| Redundancy | 1:2 |
| Tx/Rx config + IFL length | Tx/Rx + 30m IFL |
| Switchover time | 120 ms max. |
| Input VSWR | LNB Dependent |
| Insertion loss | 0.5 dB max. |
| Power | 90–264 VAC (47–63 Hz) |
| Component | LNA |
| IFL cable length | 30m |
| RF input | Ka-Band: WR-42 |
| RF output connector | N-Connector |
| Tx rx configuration | Tx / Rx |
| Relative humidity | < 100% |
| Temperature, operational | -40 to +60 °C |
| Packaging | 26 x 23 x 27 in (661 x 584 x 686 mm) |
| Product weight | 9 kg |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | 483 × 159 × 295 mm |
Compliance and export
| Country of origin | Canada |
|---|---|
| ECCN | EAR99 |
| HS code | 8517690000 |
| Warranty | 3 years |
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