Product Overview: The PPC QBR-25-660S is a tiering rejection trap designed to block unauthorized access to cable television channels within the frequency range corresponding to channels 25 through 66.
Features:
Targeted Frequency Blocking: Effectively attenuates signals in the frequency range of approximately 221.25 MHz to 467.25 MHz, corresponding to analog channels 25 through 66.
Compact and Durable Design: Constructed for easy installation and long-term reliability in various environmental conditions.
Selective Access Control: Enables cable operators to manage subscriber access to specific tiers of service by filtering out designated channel ranges.
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Product Overview: The PPC QBR-25-660S is a tiering rejection trap designed to block unauthorized access to cable television channels within the frequency range corresponding to channels 25 through 66.
Features:
Targeted Frequency Blocking: Effectively attenuates signals in the frequency range of approximately 221.25 MHz to 467.25 MHz, corresponding to analog channels 25 through 66.
Compact and Durable Design: Constructed for easy installation and long-term reliability in various environmental conditions.
Selective Access Control: Enables cable operators to manage subscriber access to specific tiers of service by filtering out designated channel ranges.
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Product Overview: The PPC QBR-25-660S is a tiering rejection trap designed to block unauthorized access to cable television channels within the frequency range corresponding to channels 25 through 66.
Features:
Targeted Frequency Blocking: Effectively attenuates signals in the frequency range of approximately 221.25 MHz to 467.25 MHz, corresponding to analog channels 25 through 66.
Compact and Durable Design: Constructed for easy installation and long-term reliability in various environmental conditions.
Selective Access Control: Enables cable operators to manage subscriber access to specific tiers of service by filtering out designated channel ranges.
