| Model Number | VBU100T |
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| Video Input / Output | BNC Male to 2 push pin terminal |
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| Surge Protections | Video Output Protection | 2KV (common mode), 10/700μs IEC6100-4-5/1955 (GB/T 1726, 5-1999) |
| Video Input Protection for Over Current | 100mA |
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| Electrostatic Discharge Protection (ESD) | Contact Discharge: 6KV / Air Discharge: 8KV Standard: IEC61000-4-2 |
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| Wave / Interference Rejection & Noise Filter Protection | Built-in Filter: 0~6HMz with Extra Interference Rejection <60db |
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| Video Signal | 1V p-p, 75 Ohms |
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| Transmission Distance | 2000ft / 600m (B&W), 1200ft / 400m (Color) |
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| Cable | UTP / Twisted Pair CAT5 (AWG24) |
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| Power | No Power Required |
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| Dimensions W x H x D | 15 x 19 x 54mm |
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OKINA USA Cabling Systems and Solutions provides an answer for all your cabling needs. Our complete line of baluns allows you to easily extend your current audio/video/data system up to 1200ft and even up to 8000 ft, with an active balun.
OKINA USA Baluns are perfectly suited for applications such as these:
CCTV Security Systems
CCTV Surveillance Systems
CCTV Cameras
Home Theatre
LCD/CRT Monitors
Televisions
VGA Monitors
DVD Players
PCs (Personal Computers)
Laptops/Notebooks
USB and PS/2 Devices
UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair Cable)
BNC (Coaxial Cable)
How does a balun work?
Baluns are used to convert between "Balanced and Unbalanced" electrical signals.
Baluns work by transforming the original unbalanced (video/power/data/etc) signal to a balanced frequency used by a different cable, like CAT5 UTP. Not only does this reduce interference, but it also allows you to transmit a signal much longer than the original application would allow. Baluns are always utilized in pairs. One balun is needed to convert the original signal to a new frequency, and another balun is used at the other end to revert to the original frequency.
"Passive" Video Baluns do not require power, and can extend a signal up to 2000ft (B/W)
"Active" Video Baluns require power, but can extend a signal up to 8000ft (B/W)