DN-54FN

Product Description

Home / RF Passives / Tappers / Microlab DN-54FN Need Microlab DN-54FN? Directional tapper for Wireless / cellular in-building and outdoor DAS. Supplied with full traceability and documentation. Request a... Price & Availability It is intended for use within Wireless / cellular in-building and outdoor DAS, where dependable operation and a precise fit are essential to keeping the plant running. Listed as Active, it is offered as a maintained and verified spare that supports the continued operation of the installed base. Key technical specifications include: The Frequency range is 350 - 5930 MHz. Its Split ratio is rated at 4:1 / 6.0 dB. For reference, the Average power is 500 W (3 kW peak). The PIM is -161 dBc (2 tones at +43 dBm). Its Connectors is rated at N-Type (f), trimetal. For reference, the VSWR is 1.2:1 (700-2500 MHz), 1.3:1 (350-5930 MHz). The Ingress protection is IP67. Its Weight is rated at 0.875 lb (380 g). Notable features of this unit: 6 dB (4:1) unequal split across 350-5930 MHz. 500 W average, 3 kW peak power rating. Low PIM -161 dBc (2 tones at +43 dBm). N-type connectors, IP67, lightweight 380 g. Typical applications include Cellular and public-safety DAS, TETRA, PMR, UMTS, WiFi coverage, In-building and outdoor wireless distribution. It is compatible with or cross-references Microlab DN-x4FD / DN-x4FE tappers (7-16, 4.3-10), RF coaxial cables and DAS components. Equivalent / cross-reference designation: EN 50155:2001 (Class T3); RoHS. Within industrial automation and process-control environments, components of this type are relied upon to keep critical equipment operating safely and efficiently. They are typically specified where uptime, repeatability and a predictable maintenance cycle matter more than upfront cost. Microlab parts are widely used across power generation, manufacturing, oil and gas, water and process industries, where engineering teams standardise on proven series to simplify spares planning. When selecting a replacement, confirm the exact model designation and verify that the mechanical and electrical interface matches the unit currently installed. Cross-checking the order code, mounting style and connection type against the existing device helps avoid compatibility issues and unplanned downtime during a maintenance window. Where several variants exist, the suffix often defines voltage, range or firmware, so it should be matched precisely rather than approximated. This item is offered from our active stock of current and discontinued industrial parts. Each listing is verified against the manufacturer designation before shipment so you receive the correct part for your application. Availability and lead time vary by item; our team can confirm the fastest option for your required quantity and provide a formal quotation on request. Common questions: Regarding "What frequency range does the DN-54FN cover": It covers 350 to 5930 MHz with a 6 dB (4:1) unequal split. Regarding "What is the power and PIM rating": It is rated 500 W average (3 kW peak) with low PIM of -161 dBc. Please contact us to confirm current pricing, availability and delivery for your required quantity; volume and project pricing are available on request. The Microlab DN-54FN is an industrial component. Basic Product Information 500 W average, 3 kW peak power rating Low PIM -161 dBc (2 tones at +43 dBm) N-type connectors, IP67, lightweight 380 g 6 dB (4:1) unequal split across 350-5930 MHz Technical Specifications Version & Model Difference ['DN-54FN uses N-type connectors', 'DN-x4FD and DN-x4FE variants use 7-16 and 4.3-10 connectors', 'Split ratios range from 1000:1 to 2:1 across the family'] Application Scenarios Cellular and public-safety DAS TETRA, PMR, UMTS, WiFi coverage In-building and outdoor wireless distribution What is the power and PIM rating? It is rated 500 W average (3 kW peak) with low PIM of -161 dBc. What connectors and protection? It uses N-type female connectors and is IP67 rated for outdoor use. Can you supply this tapper? Yes, through Microlab channels; contact our team for pricing and lead time. What frequency range does the DN-54FN cover? It covers 350 to 5930 MHz with a 6 dB (4:1) unequal split. Microlab TA-2MN Coaxial Load