MIPRO AD-12 Passive Antenna Divider/Combiner

The MIPRO AD-12 High-Performance Passive UHF Antenna Divider/Combiner is a great solution for managing UHF signals in your antenna system. It has two main functions: splitting one UHF signal into two outputs and combining two UHF signals into one. This flexibility helps you optimize your antenna setup for different uses. Moreover, it can enhance signal strength by working well with antenna boosters. The divider/combiner sends bias voltage to these boosters, which is especially useful in areas with weak UHF reception. Another important feature is its isolated grounding design. This design gets rid of the current noise often found in multi - receiver setups, ensuring a clean and reliable signal. With easy installation and versatile functions, it's perfect for upgrading reception for multiple UHF receivers, setting up wireless microphone systems, and improving overall signal quality in any UHF antenna system. Key features include an isolated grounding design to prevent power noise during multi - receiver operation, the ability to split or merge RF signals, and providing bias voltage to boosters for better signal transmission. Technical specifications: Bandwidth is UHF 470~1000MHz, attenuation is 3.5dB (typ.), isolation is 20dB (typ.), impedance is 50Ω, max volt/current is 50VDC/1.5A, it has 3 TNC connectors, dimensions are 90.3(W)x25(H)x55.4(D)mm / 3.5(W)x1(H)x2.2(D)”, and weight is 105g / 3.7oz.

Using the MIPRO AD - 12 is quite easy. First, connect it to your antenna system following the connector guide. If you want to split a signal, just hook up one input and two outputs. To combine signals, do the opposite. When using it with antenna boosters, make sure to connect it properly so it can send the bias voltage. As for precautions, avoid using it in extremely wet or hot conditions. Also, keep it away from strong magnetic fields as this might affect its performance. For maintenance, clean the connectors gently with a dry cloth every once in a while. Check for any loose connections or signs of damage regularly. If you notice any issues, stop using it and get it checked out.