Lectrosonics UFM50-2425 UHF Filter/Amplifier Module (Block 24-25)

Meet the Lectrosonics UFM50-2425 UHF Filter/Amplifier Module
The Lectrosonics UFM50-2425 UHF Filter/Amplifier Module offers a sophisticated solution for enhancing antenna system performance. Designed specifically for applications that involve long coaxial cable runs or distribution to multiple receivers, this module effectively compensates for signal loss, ensuring high-quality transmission and reception. Ideal for both fixed installations and portable setups, the UFM50-2425 is an essential tool for audio professionals in field production and electronic news gathering.

High-Performance RF Filtering and Amplification
The unit integrates advanced RF filtering prior to amplification, minimizing intermodulation (IM) products and preventing signal overload. Equipped with two transmission line ceramic resonators, it provides precise filtering across a 50 MHz bandwidth. This is followed by a robust 12dB gain via a high-quality GasFET RF amplifier. With an impressive +41dBm third-order intercept point (IP3), the UFM50-2425 delivers exceptional RF performance, free from IM or overload issues.

Efficient Power Management
The UFM50 incorporates a switching regulator within its power supply to efficiently manage current consumption across an input voltage range of 8-16 volts. This feature helps maintain low heat dissipation and minimal power wastage, which is particularly advantageous in portable setups where equipment must operate efficiently for extended periods.

Rugged and Reliable Design
Designed to withstand the rigors of both field conditions and permanent installations, the UFM50-2425 features a durable cast aluminum housing and a brushed aluminum cover plate. Connectivity is robust, with two rugged BNC connectors and a threaded, locking power jack, ensuring secure and reliable connections under various environmental conditions.

Flexible Powering Options
This module can be powered either through an external DC source or via phantom power supplied through a coaxial cable connected to a multicoupler. This versatility makes it an adaptable choice for many different operational scenarios, enhancing its utility in complex audio setups.