Lectrosonics UFM50-2324 UHF Filter/Amplifier Module (Block 23-24)

Optimize Your Antenna Performance with Lectrosonics UFM50-2324
Elevate the capability of your antenna systems with the Lectrosonics UFM50-2324 UHF Filter/Amplifier Module, tailored for setups that necessitate long cable runs or need to serve multiple receivers. This module is your go-to for mitigating signal loss in extensive coaxial cable arrangements, or for enhancing signal integrity ahead of a splitter in complex multicoupler configurations.

Advanced Filtering Technology for Clear Transmission
The UFM50-2324 is engineered to precede amplification with sophisticated RF filtering, effectively minimizing intermodulation (IM) disturbances and avoiding signal overload. Equipped with two precision-engineered ceramic resonators, the module filters a 50 MHz bandwidth, ensuring that only the cleanest signals are amplified.

Robust Amplification for Uncompromised Audio Quality
Post-filtering, the UFM50-2324 introduces a substantial 12dB gain using a top-tier GasFET RF amplifier, which boasts an impressive +41dBm IP3 output. This setup guarantees robust RF performance that maintains signal integrity without succumbing to IM or overload, ideal for maintaining pristine audio quality in any professional setting.

Efficient Power Management for Field and Studio Use
Understanding the demands of both studio and field production, the UFM50-2324 includes a switching regulator within its power supply to regulate current consumption efficiently across an 8-16 volt range. This innovation not only conserves energy but also reduces heat output, making the unit a perfect match for portable audio systems.

Durable Construction and Flexible Power Options
Housed in a rugged cast aluminum casing with a brushed aluminum cover plate, the UFM50-2324 is built to withstand the challenges of both field conditions and permanent installations. It features dual BNC connectors and a secure, locking power jack for reliable connections. Power flexibility is also a key feature, with the unit operable from an external DC source or via phantom power supplied through a multicoupler.