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CPI 1.8m C Band 1183 Series Satellite Dish
The CPI 1.8m C Band 1183 Series Satellite Dish is a high performance precision moulded, one piece reflector design typically used in VSAT (Tx/Rx) and Receive Only applications.
Price Guide : $2,650-$3,100 AUD
Description
Description
The CPI 1.8m C Band 1183 Series Satellite Dish is a high performance precision moulded, one piece reflector design typically used in VSAT (Tx/Rx) and Receive Only applications. The CPI 1.8m C Band 1183 Series Satellite Dish is made from a durable SMC and hot dip galvanised steel construction providing an antenna solution that can endure even the most challenging of environmental conditions.
CPI SAT has a heritage of more than 50 years of designing and manufacturing some of the world’s most advanced systems and structures for the defense, scientific community and commercial industry. Whether it is a small satellite antenna streaming television to your home or a large radio telescope high in the Atacama Desert of northern Chile aiding scientists with deep space exploration, CPI SAT connects customers around the world.
Key Features
Key Features:
- TX/RX – VSAT Applications
- Receive Frequency Range: 3.625-4.2GHz
- Receive Only configuration available
- Durable reflector design
- Galvanised steel backing and feed support structure
- Excellent cross polarisation performance
- Linear and circular feed options available
Options:
- Non Penetrating Roof Mount
- Metal Roof Mount – Australian Standard (AS) engineer certified
- Pedestal Mount
- BUC and LNBs kit available
- Earthing & Lightning protection kits (AS1768)
DISCLAIMER: This product is subject to CPI’s VSAT Minimum Order Quantity, which may affect lead times.
Additional information
Additional information
| Weight | 152 kg |
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| Dimensions | 212 × 188 × 56 cm |
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| SKU | KC1916c |
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