Product Features
Nickel plated zinc die-cast housing for excellent anti-corrosive protection. 100% soldered tin back plate provides 100% EMI shield beyond 130dB in 4Mhz to 2.3Ghz bandwidth.
Meets or Exceeds FCC Part 68 as it relates to maximum signal levels within the 4-21Mhz HPNA bandwidth.
Precision machined threaded "F" ports. SCTE compliant 360 degree flat "F" ports. Within "F" ports siezing mechicals apply uniform pressure to the entire surface area of the center conductor.
RJ-11 HPNA port provides a 4-21Mhz, 135 ohm interconnection to HomePNA compatible NICs and routers.
"F" HCNA ports provides a 4-21Mhz bandpass and 75 ohm interface to broadband coaxial cable.
"F" Cable TV port allows full broadband utilization from 25Mhz to 2.3Ghz for RF digital satellite television whole house distribution.
Jumper terminates in a standard RJ-11 male jack and the lenght is typically 8".
Ferrite materials within all toroid transformers are designed to reduce residual magnetism, allowing the HCT to stablize its RF preformance in all RF power levels.
The HCT-4c passes DC powering from RF IN Port J2 to SATELLITE RF OUT Port J3 for antenna LNB and Multiswitch powering.
SMT technology components utilized throughout the HCT. This provides outstanding RF performance and high port to port RF isolation.
Dual mounting tabs and SCTE compliant ground lug.
Five year replacement warranty.
Description
The HCT-4c balum and coaxial tap device extracts and inserts HPNA formatted signals. It act as an impedance matching interface between the HPNA network interface adapters and the 75 ohm Satellite type coaxial cable.
The HCT-4c is a 4nd generation (rev.4) field installable device. Its application is intended for HomePNA 3.0 compatible network installations.
The HCT-4c is fully compatible with CEI's GAP "Splitbiner" used to distribute HCNA (HomePNA over coax) throughout the end users home or office coaxial wiring. The HCT allows the seamless application of satellite television, broadband cable modem-type and network distribution on a common coaxial cable.
The HCT-4c hybrid and multiport design allows seamless integration of existing phone line transmissions to be carried into the coaxial network and visa versa.
Thoughtputs approaching 128Mbps including headroom have been experienced with this coaxial application of HCNA.