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Deity SRD-Mini Portable 4-Channel Antenna Distribution System

Simplify the management of wireless microphone signals in demanding field conditions with the Deity Microphones SRD-Mini, an ultra-slim, portable 4-channel antenna-distribution system designed specifically for location sound mixers. This RF distro is equipped with two main ins and four outs (A and B), for a 2-to-8 split.

SKU: GC49-09.DTR0289D51

Deity SRD-Mini Portable 4-Channel Antenna Distribution System

Deity SRD-Mini Portable 4-Channel Antenna Distribution System

Simplify the management of wireless microphone signals in demanding field conditions with the Deity Microphones SRD-Mini, an ultra-slim, portable 4-channel antenna-distribution system designed specifically for location sound mixers. This RF distro is equipped with two main ins and four outs (A and B), for a 2-to-8 split.

Supporting both passive and active antennas, the SRD-Mini features an active splitter that compensates for gain loss, ensuring that your RF signals remain strong and consistent. The unit also supplies power to external antenna circuitry. Each side of the distro (A / B) can have it's external power toggled on or off independently. The SRD-Mini is made of CNC aluminium and is ultralightweight. Its slim and ergonomic design makes it easy to place it wherever you need to in your sound bag.

Industry Standard Connectors

The SRD-Mini utilises standard connectors, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of equipment.

Two 50-ohm BNC ports act as the A/B inputs while eight 50-ohm SMA outputs split the incoming signal ( 1 A x 4 A / 1 B x 4 B).

Wide Frequency Range

The SRD-Mini operates in the 470 MHz to 1 GHz range, allowing it to operate anywhere in the world and with nearly any UHF wireless microphone system you may already own.

Multiple Power Options

The SRD-Mini has traditional power inputs like a 12-16.8 VDC 4-pin Hirose-compatible connector and a 5 VDC USB-C connector.

for a cable-less power solution, the unit can also be powered from the SPD-Mini power distributor (available separately) via its pogo pins.

Key Features:

Ultra-Slim RF Distro

Supports Passive and Active Antennas

2-to-8 Active Splitter

1 A In x 4 A Outs / 1 B In x 4 B Outs

Supplies Power to External Antenna

Power: USB, 4-Pin Hirose, RPS Interface

Lightweight CNC Aluminium Construction

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Deity SRD-Mini Portable 4-Channel Antenna Distribution System

Simplify the management of wireless microphone signals in demanding field conditions with the Deity Microphones SRD-Mini, an ultra-slim, portable 4-channel antenna-distribution system designed specifically for location sound mixers. This RF distro is equipped with two main ins and four outs (A and B), for a 2-to-8 split.

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