4-Way Remote Coax Antenna Switch 1.8–60MHz 500W SO-239 RF Antenna Switch Vue China Mainland

4-Way Remote Coax Antenna Switch 1.8–60MHz 500W SO-239

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4-Way Remote Coax Antenna Switch 1.8–60MHz 500W SO-239 RF Antenna Switch Vue China Mainland

4-Way Remote Coax Antenna Switch 1.8–60MHz 500W SO-239

Sale price  $204.99 Regular price $253.99
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4-Way Coax Remote Antenna Switch — 1.8–60MHz | 500W PEP | SO-239

Take full control of your antenna setup with this 4-Way Coax Remote Antenna Switch from ATUOTIN. Whether you're an amateur radio enthusiast, a broadcast operator, or a hobbyist managing multiple antennas, this RF antenna switch lets you seamlessly toggle between four antennas and one radio output — all via a convenient +12V remote controller. No more climbing rooftops or towers to swap cables manually.

Made in Mainland China.

Key Features

  • Remote-Controlled Switching: Operates on +12V control voltage, enabling effortless remote antenna selection — perfect for antennas mounted on rooftops, masts, or towers.
  • 4-Input / 1-Output Configuration: Supports four antenna inputs routed to a single radio output, making multi-band and multi-directional setups fast and flexible.
  • High-Power Handling: Rated for up to 500W PEP continuous power, this switch is built for demanding high-power transmission environments including radio stations and amateur radio operations.
  • Low-Loss Signal Transmission: Advanced low-loss design minimizes signal degradation and maximizes transmission efficiency, keeping your communications clear and powerful.
  • Quality Build & Easy Installation: Constructed from durable ABS, PC, and metal materials with precision engineering. Features standard SO-239 RF connectors for straightforward compatibility with common coaxial cables.

Specifications

Number of Antenna Inputs 4
Number of Outputs 1 (connected to radio equipment)
Frequency Range 1.8–60 MHz
Impedance 50 Ohm
Power Handling 500W PEP
Control Voltage +12V DC
Connector Type SO-239 (UHF)
Material ABS + PC + Metal
Dimensions ~115 × 100 × 35 mm (4.53 × 3.94 × 1.38 in)
Country of Origin Mainland China

What's in the Box

  • 1 × AT14 4-Way Antenna Switch
  • 1 × Controller Kit

Note: Due to varying monitor settings and lighting conditions, the actual color of the item may differ slightly from product images. Please allow 1–2 cm tolerance in measurements due to manual measuring.

For more information on amateur radio and antenna regulations, visit the FCC (Federal Communications Commission). You can also learn more about RF electromagnetic compatibility standards from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What frequency range does this 4-way coax remote antenna switch support?

A: This RF antenna switch operates across a frequency range of 1.8 to 60 MHz, making it suitable for HF amateur radio bands, shortwave broadcasting, and other applications within that spectrum.

Q: Can I use this antenna switch with high-power radio transmitters?

A: Yes. The switch is rated for up to 500W PEP (Peak Envelope Power) continuous operation, making it compatible with high-power transceivers used in amateur radio stations and broadcast environments.

Q: What connector type does this switch use, and is it compatible with standard coaxial cables?

A: This switch uses SO-239 (UHF Female) connectors, which are standard in amateur radio setups. They are compatible with PL-259 plugs found on most common coaxial cables, allowing for a quick and straightforward installation.

Q: How is the remote switching controlled?

A: The switch uses a +12V DC control voltage via the included controller kit. This allows you to remotely select any of the four antenna inputs from your operating position without physically accessing the switch unit — ideal for antennas installed at height on towers or rooftops.

Q: What is the impedance of this RF antenna switch?

A: The switch is designed for a standard 50 Ohm impedance system, which is the most common impedance used in amateur radio and RF communications equipment.

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