SL1-1
Sidemount FM Dipoles
SL1 Series
These vertically polarized antennas for FM broadcasting applications are intended for use where low wind loadings are required. They are designed to be sidemounted to a tower leg or pole and optional mounting brackets are available for this purpose.
The SL1 series is intended for low power applications, with a maximum of 500W input power. These versions cover the full FM band without adjustment, although factory optimization on the frequencies of operation is possible.
SL1 antennas are constructed of heavy gauge, corrosion resistant aluminium tubing (6000 series) and are extremely robust whilst having very low weights and wind loads. A variety of mounting clamps are available to facilitate mounting to most tubular or lattice structures.
Multiple element arrays are supplied as a complete package including power dividers and distribution cables. An optional input tuner ensures optimum VSWR performance after installation as it enables the effects of tower steelwork to be eliminated. Beam tilt and null fill can be provided on request.
The SL1 series is intended for low power applications, with a maximum of 500W input power. These versions cover the full FM band without adjustment, although factory optimization on the frequencies of operation is possible.
SL1 antennas are constructed of heavy gauge, corrosion resistant aluminium tubing (6000 series) and are extremely robust whilst having very low weights and wind loads. A variety of mounting clamps are available to facilitate mounting to most tubular or lattice structures.
Multiple element arrays are supplied as a complete package including power dividers and distribution cables. An optional input tuner ensures optimum VSWR performance after installation as it enables the effects of tower steelwork to be eliminated. Beam tilt and null fill can be provided on request.
FEATURES / BENEFITS
- Rugged construction for maximum corrosion protection
- Broadband operation
- Multichannel use if required
- Low windload to minimize tower or mast costs
- Vertical polarization.
Technical features
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Azimuth Radiation Pattern (Typical)
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