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⚡ F Type Lightning Arrestor Female to Female Bulkhead: O-Ring, 3GHz, 75 ohm with 90V Gas Tube Discharge - TV Surge Protector Surge Arrester Review

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Revainrating 4.5 out of 5  
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4.3
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Description of ⚡ F Type Lightning Arrestor Female to Female Bulkhead: O-Ring, 3GHz, 75 ohm with 90V Gas Tube Discharge - TV Surge Protector Surge Arrester

1. Lightning arrestor F connector ,frequency Range up to 3 Ghz / Attenuation less than 0.2 dB / VSWR less than 1.2. 2.Pack of one piece F lightning protector, Body brass with nickel plated,Teflon(PTFE) Insulator for a reliable signal every time. 3.With F type female Connectors 75 ohm in two side, one side with Bulkhead and O-ring .Protects signal boosters from lightning strikes, Requires additional ground cable. 4.It has a replaceable Gas Discharge Element with High Surge Power Capability ( 90V Gas Tube Discharge). 5.TV Surge protector f type should be installed as close a possible to the equipment to be protected, often at the point where the coax cable enters the building. They can also be installed near the antenna for additional protection.

Reviews

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Type of review

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Looks solid

I purchased this surge arrester after a lightning strike near our home damaged our cable modem. Even though I installed whole-house surge protection in the main electrical panel and the cable modem and router were protected by an APC UPS, the modem was still damaged and needed to be replaced. The only connection to the modem that wasn't secure was the coaxial line. I connected this unit to the house coax and mounted it in a universal 4" x 4" waterproof box as shown in the pictures. This review…

Pros
  • Everything is fine!
Cons
  • Very expensive

Revainrating 4 out of 5

High quality surge arrester with replaceable fuse, comparable to preamplifiers

Application: Surge arrester for terrestrial TV antennas. (I have 120ft of coax running from my 24ft antenna tower to my house entry point (see tower picture)) DC-Through Compatible for Winegard LNA Boost XT HDTV Preamp: I haven't experienced any noticeable signal loss. I know this because I measured the signal strength before and after installation. Quality: incredibly well built; It's heavy, durable and very well made. This is really a quality product. Why I love this product: I love the gas…

Pros
  • Wide range
Cons
  • There are disadvantages

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Looks best in surge protector

Hope this never gets tested I bought a ground clip from a blue shop that starts with an L so I can get a nice solid connection to the ground wire, that's about 2 feet from the 8 foot ground rod. The ground wire is 8 gauge and attaches to the ground rod with a ground clamp. From there it goes to the coax ground block and through the ground lug and onto the down conductor. Use the grounding clamps instead of the small grommet provided, a real lightning strike will burn right through this grommet…

Pros
  • Same as everything so far
Cons
  • Expensive

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Looks solid

I purchased this arrester after a lightning strike near our home damaged our cable modem. Even though I installed whole-house surge protection in the main electrical panel and the cable modem and router were protected by an APC UPS, the modem was still damaged and needed to be replaced. The only connection to the modem that wasn't secure was the coaxial line. I connected this unit to the house coax and mounted it in a 4" x 4" universal waterproof box as shown in the pictures. This review is…

Pros
  • Consistent test results
Cons
  • Could have chosen a newer model

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Makes a well-made and solid impression.

Was glad to find these affordable F Type Lightning Rods. I use them for 4G LTE cellular antennas running over 75ohm RG6 cables. Yes, I know the spec says I should use a 50 ohm cable, but I'm not doing it out of purely personal preference. I would give these surge arresters a full 5 stars except for one fact: the included ground screw is too long and does not tighten when grounded. tip (or a ground strap, for that matter). Because the screws have thin threads, it's quite difficult to find the…

Pros
  • Best
Cons
  • Ugly packaging

Revainrating 5 out of 5

High quality surge arrester with replaceable fuse comparable to preamplifier

Application: Surge protector for terrestrial TV antenna. (I have 120ft of coax running from my 24ft antenna tower to my house entry point (see tower picture)) DC Passthrough Compatible for Winegard LNA Boost XT HDTV Preamp: I haven't experienced any noticeable signal loss. I know this because I measured the signal strength before and after installation. Quality: incredibly well built; It's heavy, durable and very well made. This is really a quality product. Why I like this product: I like the…

Pros
  • Very impressive
Cons
  • matte packaging