| Siretta Antennas & Cables FAQ's and User Guides |
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delivering antenna solutions. We offer the component parts, connectors and
the expertise to use them. Please feel free to contact us about our system
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Click here for Siretta articles written by our in house experts and search for hints and tips on how to get the best perfromance from our range of antennas and cable assemblies.
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Siretta offers the widest range of Antennas and RF cables to work
with today's radio equipment. This flyer shows our antenna range categorised by their mounting method to allow
a suitable range of products to be quickly sought.
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Siretta cables have been designed and built to the highest standards to ensure the vital communications link between RF
module and antenna is maintained when the existing connector supplied with the module is not appropriate for the
application.
We stock a wide range of standard cable assemblies to ensure that prototype and pre-production quantities can be handled
at short notice. Our production volumes are available within 4 weeks and all are competitively priced.
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Click here for Siretta's guide on the range of connectors and terminations we currently support.
You can use this guide to determine the exact details of you applications connector requirements.
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Click here for a general guide on EN 60529 which outlines an international classification system for the sealing effectiveness of
enclosures of electrical equipment against the intrusion into the equipment of foreign bodies
(i.e. tools, dust, fingers) and moisture. This classification system utilizes the letters "IP" ("Ingress Protection") followed by
two or three digits. (A third digit is sometimes used. An "x" is used for one of the digits if there is only one class of protection;
i.e. IPX4 which addresses moisture resistance only.)
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Click here for a general guide on the common RG designations which apply to various types of coaxial cable. RG stands for "Radio Guide," and the RG numbers are completely arbitrary. Most cables today are referred to as RG-# "type," but it's not possible to say how a cable will perform just from knowing its RG number. Please use this guide for reference.
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Please contact us if you have any further questions or you cannot find the information you are looking for on the website.
For enquiries and technical support - Please email us info@siretta.co.uk or call: +44(0)118 976 9014.
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