Compact inquiry list for active distributed antenna system components and the related names in this measured family. A card is a request label. It is not inventory, a price, or a coverage claim.
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When the filtered name is an active distributed antenna system component, write the band set, the donor interface, and whether the remote is powered locally or by Power over Ethernet. A head-end and a ceiling antenna are not interchangeable because both appear in a DAS drawing. Quantity unit should say head-ends, remotes, or indoor antennas. Mixing those units breaks the price comparison.
Connector questions that change the bill: 4.3-10 versus N-type on the donor jumper, and the impedance, which for these RF lines is typically 50 ohm. Ask for the gain or attenuation of each named block and the insertion loss of any splitter the quote quietly includes. Environmental rating matters when a donor antenna is outdoors and the remotes are indoors.
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