| Brand Name: | NEW LIGHT |
| Model Number: | NLG703-SP |
| MOQ: | 30 Pieces |
| Price: | USD 7.50-15.00 / Piece |
| Packaging Details: | 1 piece per antistatic bag with sealing gasket, 50 pieces per export carton |
| Payment Terms: | T/T,L/C,Western Union, |
Lightning-induced transients on outdoor coax runs are the usual cause of E1 card failure, so this version inserts a gas discharge tube network ahead of the matching transformer. The converter still performs the plain 75 to 120 Ohm conversion with two BNC connectors and one RJ45 port, but clamps a 5kA 8/20 microsecond surge before it reaches the equipment, and holds 1kV DC isolation between the coax and the twisted pair.
| Product Type | Surge protected passive G.703 balun converter |
|---|---|
| Interface A | 2 x BNC 75 Ohm (TX / RX) |
| Interface B | 1 x RJ45 120 Ohm balanced, 4-wire |
| Surge Protection | Gas discharge tube, 5kA 8/20 microsecond per coax port |
| Clamping Voltage | Below 30V at 1kV microsecond rise |
| Data Rate | 2.048 Mbps E1 |
| Insertion Loss | Below 1.2dB including protection network |
| Return Loss | Above 16dB |
| Isolation | 1kV DC reinforced between coax and twisted pair |
| Housing | Die cast aluminium with sealing gasket and M4 grounding stud |
| Operating Temperature | -40 °C to +85 °C |
| Application | Outdoor cabinets, tower bases, remote E1 radio sites |
Buyers and engineers describe this item in several ways. The same unit is ordered as G.703 BNC to RJ45 Balun, E1 BNC to RJ45 Converter, 75 Ohm BNC to 120 Ohm RJ45 Converter or E1 Coax to RJ45 Balun. All of these names refer to the passive G.703 75 Ohm to 120 Ohm converter described above: coax on one side, balanced twisted pair on the other, no power supply and no configuration. If your tender documents or BOM use any of these terms, quote this model directly and we will ship the matching version.
| Brand Name: | NEW LIGHT |
| Model Number: | NLG703-SP |
| MOQ: | 30 Pieces |
| Price: | USD 7.50-15.00 / Piece |
| Packaging Details: | 1 piece per antistatic bag with sealing gasket, 50 pieces per export carton |
| Payment Terms: | T/T,L/C,Western Union, |
Lightning-induced transients on outdoor coax runs are the usual cause of E1 card failure, so this version inserts a gas discharge tube network ahead of the matching transformer. The converter still performs the plain 75 to 120 Ohm conversion with two BNC connectors and one RJ45 port, but clamps a 5kA 8/20 microsecond surge before it reaches the equipment, and holds 1kV DC isolation between the coax and the twisted pair.
| Product Type | Surge protected passive G.703 balun converter |
|---|---|
| Interface A | 2 x BNC 75 Ohm (TX / RX) |
| Interface B | 1 x RJ45 120 Ohm balanced, 4-wire |
| Surge Protection | Gas discharge tube, 5kA 8/20 microsecond per coax port |
| Clamping Voltage | Below 30V at 1kV microsecond rise |
| Data Rate | 2.048 Mbps E1 |
| Insertion Loss | Below 1.2dB including protection network |
| Return Loss | Above 16dB |
| Isolation | 1kV DC reinforced between coax and twisted pair |
| Housing | Die cast aluminium with sealing gasket and M4 grounding stud |
| Operating Temperature | -40 °C to +85 °C |
| Application | Outdoor cabinets, tower bases, remote E1 radio sites |
Buyers and engineers describe this item in several ways. The same unit is ordered as G.703 BNC to RJ45 Balun, E1 BNC to RJ45 Converter, 75 Ohm BNC to 120 Ohm RJ45 Converter or E1 Coax to RJ45 Balun. All of these names refer to the passive G.703 75 Ohm to 120 Ohm converter described above: coax on one side, balanced twisted pair on the other, no power supply and no configuration. If your tender documents or BOM use any of these terms, quote this model directly and we will ship the matching version.