Name: PolyPhaser TUSX-NFF
Brand: PolyPhaser
SKU: 44-TUSX-NFF
Price: 189.31 USD
Availability: InStock

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Manufacturer:	PolyPhaser
Product Category:	Connectorised Surge Protectors
RoHS:
Connector Type:	N
Mounting Style:	Connector
Termination Style:	Connector
Frequency Range:	300 MHz to 1.2 GHz
For Use With:	Cellular and Industrial Communication Systems
Minimum Operating Temperature:	- 50 C
Maximum Operating Temperature:	+ 85 C
Series:	300MHz to 1.2GHz N Type Bulkhead F/F Surge Protector RF Coax Series
Brand:	PolyPhaser
IP Rating:	IP67
Product Type:	Connectorized Surge Protectors
Factory Pack Quantity:	1
Unit Weight:	453.592 g

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TUSX-NFF Datasheet (PDF)

Compliance Codes

USHTS:: 8536308000
ECCN:: EAR99

Origin Classifications

Country of Origin:: Malaysia
Assembly Country of Origin:: Not available
Country of Diffusion:: Not available

The country is subject to change at the time of shipment.

TSX & TUSX Bulkhead Coaxial RF Surge Protectors

PolyPhaser TSX and TUSX Bulkhead Coaxial RF Surge Protectors are manufactured with a coaxial in-line design, offering a wide operating frequency range. These surge protectors utilize a patented spiral design that enables an instantaneous response to lightning surges, protecting critical hardware while maintaining RF performance. The TSX and TUSX surge protectors operate at a 40kA surge current, with 2.5kW and 500W maximum power rating, and 698MHz to 2700MHz frequency range (TSX) and 300MHz to 1.2GHz (TUSX). These surge protectors feature a DC block, VSWR <1:1:1, low insertion loss, and are bidirectional. The TSX and TUSX surge protectors are compliant with RoHS and are IP67 rated. These surge protectors are ideal for cellular communication systems, public safety systems, emergency response systems, and industrial communications.