Lectrosonics UFM50-1920 UHF Filter/Amplifier Module (Block 19-20)

Optimize Your Audio Setup with Lectrosonics UFM50-1920
Immerse yourself in the sophisticated technology of the Lectrosonics UFM50-1920, a UHF Filter/Amplifier Module crafted to enhance antenna systems that demand long cable runs or need distribution across multiple receivers or locations. This robust unit is engineered to amplify RF signals directly at the antenna, compensating for any potential signal loss over extensive coaxial cable distances.

Advanced RF Filtering for Pristine Signal Quality
At the heart of the UFM50-1920 lies a meticulously designed RF filtering system, placed strategically before amplification to reduce intermodulation (IM) products and prevent signal overload. The integration of dual transmission line ceramic resonators ensures a 50 MHz bandwidth, preparing the module to handle even the most demanding audio setups without compromising on clarity.

High-Performance Amplification
Experience the sheer power of the UFM50-1920's GasFET RF amplifier, which not only provides 12dB of gain but also boasts an impressive +41dBm IP3 for exceptional RF performance. This setup ensures that your audio remains free from IM or overload issues, giving you the confidence to rely on this module for both field production and studio applications.

Efficient Power Management
The UFM50-19220 is equipped with a state-of-the-art switching regulator, optimizing current consumption across an input voltage range of 8-16 volts. This intelligent design significantly reduces heat dissipation, making it ideal for portable setups commonly used in field production and electronic news gathering (ENG).

Durable Construction and Versatile Power Options
Constructed from cast aluminum with a brushed aluminum cover plate, the UFM50-1920 is built to withstand the challenges of both rugged field conditions and long-term installations. Featuring rugged BNC connectors and a locking power jack, it offers secure and reliable connections. Power flexibility is also a highlight, with options for external DC or phantom power through a coaxial cable from a multicoupler.