GL001H, compatible with long-distance transmission, cuts off ground loops that occur in composite video signals during transmission via coaxial cable!
GL001H is a low-loss type video transformer that removes ground loop noise. It is ideal for long-distance transmission wiring using coaxial cables due to its minimal attenuation of composite video signals through connections.
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Ground loops occur when two or more devices connected by video or audio signal transmission cables are connected to grounding points with different potentials. The GL001H minimizes the effects of ground loops with easy installation. - Prevents distortion of composite video signals caused by ground loops. - It is a low-loss type with minimal signal attenuation, suitable for long-distance transmission and input to digital devices such as DVRs. - Includes BNC female to female coupling connector. Frequency range: 20Hz to 10MHz Insertion loss: 0.5dB Insulation withstand voltage: up to DC600V Insulation resistance: 10MΩ Dimensions: 73(W) × 26.5(H) × 28(D) mm, cable length at both ends 240mm *Not compatible with signals other than video signals (such as power and control signals).
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GL001H is a low-loss type video transformer for composite video that removes ground loop noise. It is ideal for long-distance transmission wiring using coaxial cables due to minimal signal attenuation from connections. It is used installed just before the monitor or DVR.
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