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Contact
Tim Mullane
Director of Business Development
978 486-0582
t.mullane@nexteklightning.com
NexTek Launches High Performance 12.5 GHz SurgeGuard™
Lightning
Arrestors
Low VSWR and insertion loss Rugged and waterproof Maximum protection
in minimum space
Westford, MA, February 10, 2006 - - NexTek, Inc.,
a leading designer of best-in-class lightning protection and EMC / power
conditioning products and services, announces a new family of lightning
arrestors designed to operate at frequencies of up to 12.5 GHz. The
SurgeGuard™ PTC-SAx-SAF-20 is a gas discharge tube-type lightning arrestor
with SMA connectors. This PTC series is designed for use in 0-12.5 GHz
microwave applications, and provides industry-leading performance characterized
by very low VSWR and insertion loss. Compact geometries (≤36.2mm L x
16.6mm D) assure maximum protection in the minimum space.
Able to withstand harsh environmental conditions, the PTC-SAx-SAF-20
series is both rugged and waterproof. Using nickel-over-brass construction,
a gold center conductor and gold contacts, the PTC-SAx-SAF-20 meets
the most stringent military, commercial and environmental standards,
including IP67. Additional features include: normal and reverse polarity
SMA connectors, 10x multiple strike capability @ 5kA, 20 kA (8 x 20μs)
surge capability, bi-directional protection and an operating temperature
range of -40°C to +90°C.
The SurgeGuard™ PTC series of lightning
arrestors is available in various polarity configurations, and is value-priced
in OEM quantities at $40 each. For more information or a datasheet with
product specifications, visit www.nexteklightning.com.
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Photography available:
NexTek’s SurgeGuard™
PTC series of lightning arrestors operate at frequencies up to 12.5
GHz.
Contact notes for Editors
Dir. Business Development
VP, Engineering PR Representative
Tim Mullane George Kauffman Ira
Sabran
NexTek, Inc. NexTek, Inc. Lodico & Co.
439 Littleton
Rd. 439 Littleton Rd. 60 McAllister Drive
Westford, MA 01886 Westford,
MA 01886 Carlisle, MA 01741
USA USA USA
Tel: 978 486-0582 Tel:
978 486-0582 Tel: 978 369 6556
Fax: 978 486 0583 Fax: 978 486 0583
Fax: 978 369 6284
t.mullane@nexteklightning.com g.kauffman@nexteklightning.com
isabran@lodicoandco.com
Ref: NT601 – 021006
About
NexTek, Inc.
NexTek is an excellence-oriented engineering company
with that provides best-in-class lightning protection, and EMC / power
conditioning products and services. NexTek designs, develops, manufactures
and markets EMI/EMC solutions internationally. NexTek provides technical
resources and solves customers’ EMC challenges by providing cost-effective,
high-quality, high-performance products and services.
NexTek offers
high quality standard products and continues to evolve products to solve
customer challenges. The core product portfolio is based upon coaxial
RF protector designs using gas discharge, quarter-wave and filter technology.
The industry-leading product portfolio delivers both superior performance
and value for wireless communications, WiMAX, Wi-Fi, aviation, military
and homeland security applications.
The company’s Westford, MA headquarters,
houses the engineering, sales and marketing departments. NexTek’s products
are manufactured in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and internationally.
For more information about NexTek and its products, please visit the
company's web site at
www.nexteklightning.com.
The SurgeGuard™ trademark is the property of NexTek, Inc.
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