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VS101-100 High Power Radio Transmitter

$6,485.00

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The VS101-100 High-Power Radio Transmitter is designed for voice and data paging applications. The VS101-100 contains a 100 Watt synthesized UHF or VHF transmitter with a highly sensitive receiver for channel monitoring. The VS101-100 comes with an integrated power supply to support stable operation.


  • UHF or VHF Frequency Band
  • Digital and Analog Paging Formats
  • 100 Watt Power Output
  • Synthesized Frequency
  • Highly Sensitive Receiver
  • Narrow Band Operation
  • Rack Mount Configuration

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Description

The VS101-100 is a High Power Radio Transmitter that is specifically designed for two-way voice communications and digital data paging and messaging applications.

The VS101-100 high power radio transmitter can deliver up to 100 Watts of RF power, making it an ideal solution for large facilities like medical centers, college campuses, manufacturing plants, industrial complexes, office buildings, shopping malls, etc.

As part of Visiplex’s Radio Transmitters product line, the VS101-100 radio transmitter can be used in applications such as wireless Public Address messaging, wireless two-way intercom communications, time synchronization, pocket pager messaging, emergency alert notifications and others.

Product Data Sheet

Additional information

Weight 24 lbs
Dimensions 26 × 18 × 12 in
Product Dimensions

19" x 24" x 16.5" (W x H x D)

Product Weight

60 lbs.

Power

90-240V AC 50/60Hz 300Watt

Color

Black

Operating Temperature

10° – 140°F

Output Power

100 Watts

RF Connector

Type N Jack

Receiver Sensitivity

<110dBm

Selectivity

50dB

Input / Output Impedance

50 Ohm

Modulation

FM

Frequency Range

VHF (148 – 174 MHz), UHF (400 – 470 MHz)

Channel Spacing

12.5 KHz – Narrow Band

Stability

± 2.5 ppm

Data Format

Digital 512-2400 BPS Analog – 100Hz – 3.6KHz

Enclosure

Durable Metal Case with LED power, PTT and Data Indicators

Limited Warranty

One Year Parts and Labor

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