Combining platform
Combines and splits the RF output of several base stations so multiple systems can share one antenna network. High isolation suppresses intermodulation — this is the signal hub of the DistriNET distributed system.
Multi-channel combiner / splitter
FHJ400 SERIESThe base-station consolidation unit for a fibre-distributed radio system. It replaces separate combiner and splitter hardware, simplifying both the rack and the cabling. Combining and splitting stay effective across a wider frequency range, with consistent behaviour at different channel spacings — a core standardised module in the system.
Several MARK repeaters are consolidated into a single combined output, which feeds the optical master unit.
Components in the same system
All products →Integrated base station and the MARK1000 repeater.
Smart LT, digital IF and outdoor wall-mount series.
The termination units that deliver coverage.
NEWPrivate-network security, public-network reach, dual standby.
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Combiner FAQ
The questions we hear most often on selection, certification and delivery.
Didn’t find your question? Ask an engineer →A combiner merges several repeaters or bands onto one antenna system, reducing the number of antennas and cables in the building.
FHJ400 is Evertac’s multi-channel combiner series for 400 MHz band repeaters.
Insertion loss is accounted for in the system design so each channel still meets the planned coverage levels.
Yes. Operations, security and fire channels can share the same antenna network while staying separate channels.