End isolated R-TV antenna socket (module). 1x Input: 5÷862 MHz, white, Simon24 NAK.01/11

Professional R-TV end socket for radio and television with separated signals

The Simon 24 series R-TV end socket for radio and television with separated signals is a modular element of a television installation that enables separation of radio and television signals. The "end" type construction means it serves as the last point in the antenna circuit, where signals are split into separate outputs.

Halogen-free construction and mounting system

The halogen-free PC plastic construction ensures enhanced user safety – the material does not emit toxic substances during combustion. The clips and screws system guarantees secure mounting of the accessory in a F60 flush-mounted box. The PC material is characterized by resistance to intensive use, which translates into long-term functionality.

The device dimensions are 76.3 × 76.3 mm with a mounting depth of 29 mm, allowing installation in standard flush-mounted boxes. The white color (RAL 9003) with a glossy surface finish provides universal aesthetics that complement various interior designs.

Technical parameters and frequency range

The device operates in the frequency range 5÷862 MHz, supporting standard terrestrial television and FM radio. Insertion loss is 1 dB at 860 MHz, minimizing signal loss. The construction provides for plug and screw terminals as connection types.

The standard protection rating is IP20, but by using a seal, it can be increased to IP44. This solution allows the socket to be used in environments with increased humidity or dust.

Application and user benefits

The socket is used in antenna installations in residential and commercial buildings where it is necessary to separate R-TV signals into separate lines. The halogen-free construction increases the fire safety of the installation.

The universal design allows integration with both single and multiple Simon 24 frames. The modular structure enables easy adaptation to existing installations and future expansion of the television system.