Access Network

Traditionally in a main cabinet you have a group amplifier feeding a number of drop amplifiers, each of these drop amplifiers is powered from the main cabinet via the coaxial cable. The output of the group amplifier is split using 2way, 3way and/or 4way splitters, and just before the cable exits the cabinet the power is inserted using separate pow… Learn More

Professional engineers and technicians use reliable test equipment to measure, test and verify their work in the cable television network. Asheridge Communications Ltd. is official distributor for the Trilithic professional test equipment. A status earned thanks to our on-going customer support, consultancy and af… Learn More

Ethernet over the Coax means that the Ethernet signal is bridged into the building or building area at the cable-TV or TV node, from where the signal is distributed in the coax network to the antenna outlets. There are several advantages in this solution for the “Last Meter Access”. No need for new cabling; quick … Learn More

High current power inserters, splitters as well as directional couplers.

For outdoor use and in street cabinets.

High input current of 15 Amp., outputs fuse protected.

The unique features of the ASH-CMC3000 series offer outstanding benefits and unrivaled performance.

The combination of Auto-seizing CamPorts®, ultra linear Ferrite and Sn-Ni plating result in extreme low intermodulation performance and optimized CPD protection.

Directional couplers, Power Inserters and Line Splitters.

• Housing compatible with Regal outdoor housing
• Excellent RF performance
• High input current up to 15 Amp.
• Strand mounted or indoor with special clamp
• 5/8-24 NEF-female input/output connectors
• 5/8-24 NEF male to PG-11 female ad… Learn More