Product Description
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- Frequency range: 1.6 - 200 MHz
- Accuracy Class: +/- 5%
- Power: 200W (max): 200W (max)
- SWR Meter: Back light analogue display
- Dimensions: 140 x 82 x 122 m/m
- Measuring Voltage: DC 13.8V
- Function: SWR / Forward / Reversed Power
- Impedance: 50 ohm
- Made in Taiwan
Precise Frequency CoverageThe NISSEI RS-102 operates effectively across 1.6 to 200 MHz, supporting a wide range of radio applications. This broad spectrum capability allows users to confidently test and monitor different types of RF equipment and antennas, enhancing overall communication reliability.
Compact and Durable DesignWith a manageable size of 140 x 82 x 122 mm and weighing between 2-3 kg, this SWR power meter is built for both bench use and fieldwork. Its sturdy construction ensures consistent performance, even with frequent transportation or deployment in diverse environments.
FAQs of NISSEI SWR Power Meter RS-102 1.6-200 MHz 200W:
Q: How can I use the NISSEI SWR Power Meter RS-102 for antenna testing?
A: To use the RS-102 for antenna testing, connect it between your transmitter and antenna, then power up your equipment. The meter will provide immediate SWR and power readings, allowing you to assess antenna efficiency and make necessary adjustments to minimize signal loss.
Q: What is the frequency range supported by the RS-102 model?
A: The RS-102 SWR Power Meter supports a frequency range of 1.6 to 200 MHz, allowing it to be used across HF and VHF bands for various radio communication setups.
Q: When should I check SWR with this meter?
A: It is advisable to check SWR whenever you install a new antenna, modify your transmission line, or observe changes in transmission quality. Routine monitoring can prevent equipment damage and optimize system performance.
Q: Where is the NISSEI RS-102 manufactured and how can I purchase it?
A: The RS-102 is manufactured in Taiwan and can be sourced through authorized distributors, manufacturers, suppliers, traders, and wholesalers. Contacting a reputable supplier or checking with local electronic equipment dealers can facilitate purchase.
Q: What is the process for measuring power output using this device?
A: To measure power output, connect the meter to your transmitter circuit and follow the user manuals guidelines. Once properly connected, transmitter output will register directly on the meters display, providing accurate power measurements.
Q: What are the benefits of using the NISSEI RS-102 in my RF setup?
A: By utilizing the RS-102, you benefit from precise SWR and power measurements, which help to protect your transmitter, extend antenna lifespan, and enhance overall signal quality by allowing you to fine-tune your system.