
Nitek TT560 Active Video Balun Transmitter For UTP Transmission From 500 To 6,000 Feet
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→ Size: 1.6" H x 4.3" W x 2.4" D
→ Power Requirements: 12 to 24 VAC or VDC, 45mA
→ Operating Distance w/TR560 Receiver Analog Video: 500 to 7,200 feet
→ Operating Distance w/TR560 Receiver with DVR: 500 to 6,000 feet
→ Output: Balanced low voltage current loop
→ Input: 1 Vpp composite video Monochrome or Color
→ Common Mode Rejection: >70dB (with TR560 Receiver)
→ Video Format: PAL, SECAM, NTSC, RS170, CCIR (Color or B/W)
→ Operating Frequency: DC to 10 MHz
→ Wire Size: 26 to 18 AWG twisted pair
→ UTP Category: 2 or better
→ Temperature Range: -20°C to +65°C
→ Humidity Range: 0 to 98%, non-condensing
→ Enclosure Material: Black, ABC flame retardant plastic
→ Twisted Pair Connection: Screw terminals
→ Shipping Weight: 2 lbs
→ Active electronics compensate for frequency and level loss
→ Built-in protection from power surge, transients, static or other electrical interference
→ High resolution color or monochrome video
→ Complete immunity to ground loop; video and AC can be run in a common raceway, where allowed
→ Video can be run in the same cable with telephone and computer signals
→ Weatherproof design
→ Easy to install
→ College Campuses - using existing communication cables saves time and money
→ High Rise Buildings - between floors, through punch-down blocks
→ Detention Facilities - twisted pair takes less space than coax in a conduit
→ High Voltage Facilities - high immunity to AC power interference
→ Parking Garages- where running coax is difficult to impossible
→ Remote Gates - can be run in same cable with audio and gate control
The Nitek Active Transmitter Unit for Twisted Pair Video TT 560 is designed for operation over Category
rated cable or twisted pair communication cable and
requires a Nitek active receiver unit. The TT-560 unit works
equally well over existing communication and
computer networks or newly installed cable. A highly
balanced transmitter output design assures that the
system will not interfere with other equipment on the
network. In addition, the transmitter is virtually
impervious to ground loop and has high immunity to
noise and interference. Built-in surge suppression is
standard.
A dip switch on the unit provides precise adjustment
of gain and frequency compensation, allowing the
system to be "fine-tuned" to the cable.










