TII 212 Broadband Cable TV & Satellite Lightning Surge Protector 75 ohm 5-1500MHzgood

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Device is configured around the typical grounding block entry device as utilized by all national cable TV and satellite companies. This allows direct replacement of the NON-SURGE RESISTANT protected ground block installed by CATV or SATELLITE installers. Simply removal of the old ground block and directly installing the protector into the old devices profile.
This device was been manufactured to BellCore enviromental standards and has been designed to withstand numberous surge and line-embalance power line faults. The frequency bandpass allows a single product to be used in CATV applications (5-1002MHz) or DSS satellite apps (870-1500MHz)

• Device uses gas tube overvoltage technoloy to shunt surges to ground, when device is properly installed.
• Device can be installed utilizing RG-6, RG-7 & RG-59 NOT RG-11
• Device has a installation life time of 5+ years, due to correct mixture of gases that survive evaporation
• Devices operational Frequency bandwidth is 5 to 1,500Mhz, allowing operation in CATV & Dual Cable Satellite Installations.
• Product is designed for mounting on the exterior of all dwellings. Stainless Steel mounting screws are included.

TII 212 Broadband Cable TV & Satellite Lightning Surge Protector 75 ohm 5-1500MHz Reviews

TII 212 Broadband Cable TV & Satellite Lightning Surge Protector 75 ohm 5-1500MHz Reviews

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Installing Lightning Surge Suppression on Cable Drop, March 27, 2012 By  Charles G. Kerns "the investor!" (Richmond, VA USA) - See all my reviews    Amazon Verified Purchase( What's this?) This review is from: TII 212 Broadband Cable TV & Satellite Lightning Surge Protector 75 ohm 5-1500MHz (Electronics) Years ago when Comcast installed cables to my home they grounded it without a surge suppressor between their cable and my home. In fact their drop was outside next to the grounding rod. I am changing the grounding block for the new one that also has a lightening surge suppressor. I have changed to Verizon which uses Fiber Optic Cable. However their install uses my current cable install to provide brodband TV and network my router and set top boxes. The lightning ground is the same as for my telephone and electrical sytem. The last thing I want is to have a transformer or line get hit and fry my router, TVs, and set top boxes. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you?  Report abuse | Permalink   Comment

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