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RF Venue COMB8CP-ARC Architectural Antenna with COMBINE8 8-Channel Combiner & Cable Bundle (White, 470 to 608 MHz)

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RF Venue COMB8CP-ARC Architectural Antenna with COMBINE8 8-Channel Combiner & Cable Bundle (White, 470 to 608 MHz)Improve your IEM reception with the CP Architectural Antenna with COMBINE8 8 Channel Combiner and Cable Bundle from RF Venue. Designed specifically for use with IEM systems, the white CP Architectural Antenna is a high performance flood antenna with a slim and discreet enclosure that can be painted to match any decor. The 8 channel COMBINE8 is an antenna combiner that receives eight incoming IEM transmitter RF signals and combines them to a single,

Improve your IEM reception with the CP Architectural Antenna with COMBINE8 8-Channel Combiner and Cable Bundle from RF Venue. Designed specifically for use with IEM systems, the white CP Architectural Antenna is a high-performance flood antenna with a slim and discreet enclosure that can be painted to match any decor. The 8-channel COMBINE8 is an antenna combiner that receives eight incoming IEM transmitter RF signals and combines them to a single, convenient front-panel antenna connection for wireless transmission, minimizing the intermodulation issues that can arise when using multiple antennas. A 25' white coaxial cable is also provided to connect the antenna to the combiner.

RF Venue CP Architectural Antenna for Wireless IEM Systems (White, 400 to 800 MHz)

Get enhanced protection against dropouts and poor sound quality on IEM wireless bodypack receivers with the white RF Venue CP Architectural Antenna. Designed to be discreetly mounted on a wall or ceiling in your music venue, event space, or house of worship, the antenna features a slim enclosure that can be painted to match any interior—for a highly polished and professional look.

Building on the highly acclaimed CP Beam Antenna, the CP Architectural is a high-performance flood antenna that uses a unique circularly polarized design to provide excellent transmit-signal coverage for IEMs. The antenna installs in minutes using the included wall- and ceiling-mount rear plates that are pre-drilled with multiple mounting-hole options. The rear plate then simply connects to the front plate, secured with the included mounting screws. Just connect the BNC male connector of your in-wall or in-ceiling, coaxial-cable run to the antenna's rear-mounted BNC female connector, and the CP Architectural is ready for use.

RF Venue COMBINE8 8-Channel IEM Transmitter Combiner (470 to 608 MHz)

The RF Venue COMBINE8 enables you to actively combine signals from up to eight in-ear monitor (IEM) wireless transmitters into a single transmitting antenna. IEM transmitter combination for multi-channel systems greatly lowers the probability of intermodulation artifacts arising from multiple adjacent transmitters interfering with one another—thus improving audio quality.

The COMBINE8 can be used with any brand of IEM transmitter set to transmit at 50mW or less as well as any type of directional antenna. The rear panel houses eight BNC transmitter-input connectors and one BNC antenna output.

An external DC power supply is included to provide DC power for up to eight IEM transmitters, removing the need for wall warts and reducing clutter.

For your convenience, RF Venue offers the 8-Channel In-Ear Monitor Upgrade Pack, which bundles the COMBINE8 with a CP Beam helical antenna, and a 25" low-loss RG8X coaxial cable.

RF Venue RG8X Low-Loss Coaxial Antenna Cable (White, 25')

This white, 25' RG8X Low-Loss Coaxial Antenna Cable from RF Venue is a 50-ohm cable that features BNC connectors and offers a cost effective, reliable interconnect. The cable is constructed with a double-shielded braid over foil to provide the right balance between loss and flexibility.

Specifications

RF Venue CP Architectural Antenna For Wireless IEM Systems (White, 400 To 800 MHz) Specs

General
Frequency Range
400 to 800 MHz
Bandwidth
400 MHz
Return Loss
10 dB (Average)
Impedance
50 ohms
Antenna
Pattern Type: Flood
Polarization: RHCP
Beam Width: 120°
Connector
BNC Female
Gain
2.5 dBi (at 500 MHz)
Environmental
Operating Temperature
22 to 72°F / -10 to 40°C
Physical
Mounting
1 x Ceiling Hardware
1 x Wall Hardware
Color
White
Dimensions
11 x 11 x 2" / 280 x 280 x 50 mm
Weight
2 lb / 0.9 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight
2.69 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
12.5 x 12.3 x 2.8"

 

RF Venue COMBINE8 8-Channel IEM Transmitter Combiner (470 To 608 MHz) Specs

Frequency Range
407 to 608 MHz
I/O
8 x BNC RF Input Connectors
1 x BNC Antenna Output Connector
Gain
Full System Gain: 0 dB (±2 dB)
Maximum RF Input Power
+18 dBm (60 mW)
LED Indicator
Input Signal Threshold: > +5 dBm
Power Consumption
36 W
Power
Input AC: 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 1.5 A (Maximum)
Dimensions
18.9 x 1.8 x 10.2" / 480 x 45 x 260 mm
Weight
8.1 lb / 3.7 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight
9.47 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
22.1 x 13 x 3.6"

 

RF Venue RG8X Low-Loss Coaxial Antenna Cable (White, 25') Specs

General
Compatibility
Not Specified by Manufacturer
Inputs / Outputs
Connector 1
1x BNC Male
Connector 2
1x BNC Male
Physical
Color
White
Cable Length
25' / 7.6 m
Packaging Info
Package Weight
1.05 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
13.9 x 13.6 x 2.5"
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