Bird 4028A120M Power Sensor: Measure Power Accurately from 110-130 MHz
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$3.896
Bird 4028A120M Power Sensor: Accurately measure RF power from 110-130 MHz with a wide range of 100 W – 8 kW. Ideal for high-power applications, this sensor features the 4028 A Series\’ renowned precision and reliability.
Features and Specifications: Bird 4028A120M Power Sensor, 110-130 MHz, 100 W – 8 kW, 4028 A Series
Product Overview:
The Bird 4028A120M Power Sensor is a high-performance, broadband power sensor designed for accurate and reliable power measurements in the 110-130 MHz frequency range. With a power range of 100 W to 8 kW, it is ideal for a wide range of applications, including broadcast, telecommunications, and industrial settings.
Features:
Frequency range: 110-130 MHz
Power range: 100 W – 8 kW
Accuracy: ±1.5 dB
VSWR: <1.25:1
Temperature range: -40°C to +85°C
Rugged and durable construction
Easy-to-use interface
Specifications:
Connector: N-type female
Dimensions: 1.5\” x 1.5\” x 0.75\”
Weight: 4 ounces
What\’s in the Box:
Bird 4028A120M Power Sensor
User manual
Benefits:
Accurate and reliable power measurements
Wide frequency and power range
Rugged and durable construction
Easy to use and install
* Backed by Bird\’s industry-leading warranty
Value to the Customer:
The Bird 4028A120M Power Sensor provides customers with a high-quality, cost-effective solution for accurate power measurements in a wide range of applications. Its rugged construction and easy-to-use interface make it an ideal choice for both field and laboratory use.
Additional information
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