Hazardous GPRS Antenna 880MHz & 1710MHz

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The Ex gPrs antenna system, with an IP 66 degree of tightness, includes an Ex antenna, ICECEx, Dual band 880-915 & 1710-1785 MHz that can be used in zones 1 and 2.

Hazardous GPRS Antenna 880MHz & 1710MHz · Atex Delvalle

Description

The Ex gPrs antenna system, with an IP 66 degree of tightness, includes an Ex antenna, ICECEx, Dual band 880-915 & 1710-1785 MHz that can be used in zones 1 and 2.
This antenna is mounted over a lightweight and compact enclosure made from aluminium alloy used to adjust the cable, with access through an NPT cable gland (Ex d) for unarmed cables (sizes: 8/10,5mm – 10,5/13mm – 13/15.5mm – 15.5/18mm). The extensive range offered caters to specific customer requirements and can be installed in areas classified as Zone 1, 2 (hazardous areas).Antenne Atex GPRS 880MHz & 1710MHz

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Atex
CE
IECEx
IP66

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General antenna specifications:
• Impedance: 50 Ω
• Maximum power : 2 Watts
• Connector type: Female TNC
• Mounting base: 20mm (3/4” NPT)
• Impact rating: 7 Jules
• Weight: 1.06 lbs., 0.48 kg
• Maximum length including TNC conn: 5.85”, 148.6mm
• Zones:1 - 2

Technical data box:
• Body and lid of a low copper content aluminium alloy. Internally ribbed lid for reduced weight.
• Stainless steel hinges.
• Gasket of acid/hydrocarbon-resistant silicone.
• Cer tification label located inside the box.
• Stainless steel bolts and screws
• M6 stainless steel earth screws with anti-rotation brackets.
• Electro galvanized steel mounting brackets.
• Zones: 1 – 2.

Regulations

• CENELEC EN 60079-0: 2012
• EN 60079-1: 2007
• EUROPEAN DIRECTIVE 94/9/EC: 1994
• UL, cUL listed
• IECEx

Applications

• Hazardous tank level monitoring
• Wireless bridges
• Hazardous area computers
• Utility systems where explosive gases may be present
• Offshore platforms
• Power plants
• Utility systems with the possibility of explosive gases presence.
• PCS, AMPS , GPRS, 802.11