Johansson 4523 Coaxial TAP 2 Outputs – 5-2300 MHz, 25 dB Insertion Loss & DC Pass
Johansson 4523 Coaxial TAP 2 Outputs – 5-2300 MHz, 25 dB Insertion Loss & DC Pass
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Description
Description
The Johansson 4523 is a TAP-type coaxial distribution component with 1 input and 2 tap outputs. With 25 dB insertion loss and 30 dB port isolation, it provides the deepest tap value in the Johansson two-output TAP series, making it appropriate for the final dual subscriber connection on a long distribution run.
DC pass capability lets voltage pass through the coaxial cable to power active components — such as masthead amplifiers or LNBs — without a separate power feed on the same line.
Key Features
- TAP configuration: 1 input, 2 outputs
- Frequency range: 5–2300 MHz, covering terrestrial, satellite, and DOCSIS bands
- DC pass on the input port
- Insertion loss: 25 dB
- Isolation between output ports: 30 dB
- Return loss on input and output: 10 dB
Product Benefits
- 25 dB tap value suits the final dual-drop positions at the end of a cascade where earlier taps have consumed the majority of the signal budget
- 30 dB isolation provides strong port-to-port separation across both tap outputs and the through path
- Two outputs serve a dual subscriber point in a single component, eliminating the need for a separate downstream splitter
- Wide 5–2300 MHz bandwidth covers terrestrial, satellite, and broadband frequencies without additional filtering
Technical Specifications
- Model: Johansson 4523
- Type: TAP splitter
- Inputs: 1
- Outputs: 2
- Frequency Range: 5–2300 MHz
- Insertion Loss: 25 dB
- Isolation: 30 dB
- Return Loss (in/out): 10 dB
- DC Pass: Yes
Why You'll Love It
- Completes the Johansson 452x dual-output TAP series alongside the 10, 15, and 20 dB models, enabling precise signal budget planning across the cascade
- 30 dB isolation matches the other high-loss models in the 452x range, ensuring consistent port separation across the entire distribution system
- Single component replaces a tap plus a two-way splitter for the final dual-subscriber position
- Full 5–2300 MHz coverage means one component handles both terrestrial and satellite signals at the end of the line
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