Distribute video to multiple RF destinations without the need for an RF amplifier with this 16 CVBS to Agile Analog CATV RF Modulator from Thor. The SAW filtered, microprocessor-controlled modulator has an output capability of 860 MHz and handles up to 16 independent audio/video signals in NTSC, PAL, or SECAM television standards. The high-power CATV RF output offers 16 analog modulated agile channel distribution over the same coax network without any need for RF amplification. 

The compact 1 RU rackmount design is ideal for video security monitoring systems, hotels, and educational facilities that need to send video to multiple displays using fewer cables and connectors. Accessible level controls on the front panel of the unit make it easy to set up and quickly adjust.

16 Independent RCA Audio & Video Inputs    NTSC, PAL, and SECAM Support    16 Agile Channels Output    High RF Output Power    Rack-Mountable in 1 RU Space

With 16 RCA video inputs and 16 RCA audio inputs, the modulator has connectivity options for a wide variety of devices with composite video outputs.

• Security cameras
• DVD/VCR players
• Set-top boxes
• Older gaming systems like PlayStation and Nintendo 64

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the communication distance between two Motorola CP200d?

A: The Motorola CP200D Portable 4W 16-Channel Analog/Digital Two-Way Radios can communicate indoors within a range of up to approximately 350,000 square feet or within 30 floors. When used outdoors, they can communicate within approximately 1 to 3 miles.

Q: 2. Does this transmitter work with the Lectrosonics IFBR1B Bodypack IFB Receiver (VHF: 174 to 216 MHz) ? I noticed the frequency range was slightly different so i want to be sure.

A: Yes, The Lectrosonics IFBR1B is compatible with IFBT4 transmitters, as long as there is frequency band overlap between the components

Q: 3. Does this unit include a charger for the battery?

A: Yes, there is a battery charger included with the Motorola MOTOTRBO CP200d Portable 4W 16-Channel Analog 2-Way Radio.

Q: 4. Can you use a 2x teleconverter with the ef adapter on a rf body?

A: No.

Q: 5. Do you need an FCC license to operate these CP200s?

A: Yes, an FCC is required to operate the Motorola MOTOTRBO CP200d Portable 4W 16-Channel Analog 2-Way Radio.

Q: 6. I see 2 different mid-level spreaders. Does this come with the barrel twist or lever?

A: The OZEN 100CF2HD 100mm Carbon Fiber Tripod uses flip brake levers.

Q: 7. Will this work (fit) with the EF/RF adapter allowing it's use with EF telephotos?

A: No, it will not work in that fashion.

Q: 8. how many receivers can I use with one transmitter?

A: There is no limit to the amount of receivers usable with The Lectrosonics IFBT4 transmitter.

Q: 9. Can I use the Motorola CLS 1410 to communicate with these?

A: Radios operating on UHF channels such as the Motorola CLS1410 will not communicate with radios operating on VHF channels such as the Motorola MOTOTRBO CP200d Portable 5W 16-Channel Analog/Digital 2-Way Radio (VHF Band). If the UHF version of the CP200d is selected (BH #MOCP200DU) there is a possibility that the two radios could communicate if programmed to the same frequency channels.

Q: 10. Can you use just one 1/4 output for all mic’s

A: The Samson Stage 412 Frequency-Agile Quad-Channel Handheld VHF Wireless System does provide a single mixed output for all four microphones, but it uses an XLR connector, not 1/4". If you need to connect to a 1/4" input, you can use an XLR female to 1/4" male cable.