RADIATING COAXIAL CABLE

Radiating Standard Clamp

Radiating Clamps plastic systems

1/2" | 5/8” | 7/8” | 1-1/4” | 1-5/8”
Clic clamps for wall mounting
Clic clamps are used for installing radiating cables in gal-
leries and tunnels with or without spacers. The
installation is very simple and quick.

Stainless Stell Cable Clamps are used to provide Fire

Resistant installations of Radiating Cables in galleries or
tunnels with or without spacers.

The installation is very simple and quick. To limit the

interference that could be caused by Metal Objects on
the RF field generated by a Radiating Cable, only every
10th fixing should be metallic.

FEATURES & BENEFITS CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS

1. Lock with 1 or 2 locking positions Material clic-clamp:Polyamide black, halogen free, fire class UL94HB
2. Automatic locking by pushing cable into clamp, reusable Round Base: Polypropylene, black, halogen free,fire class UL94HB
3. Unlocks with screwdriver Screw:stainless steel A4
4. Pivoted hangers allow installation down to -25°C Standard Colour Black
5. Slot design allows installation correction of up to 4.5 mm
6. Slot for insertion of flange for rod and stud mounting
7. Operating Temperature: -20° C to 110 ° C

TABLE SELECTION GUIDE

Clic type for 1/2” for 5/8” for 7/8” for 1-1/4” for 1-5/8”

Clamping mm 14.3 - 16.8 19.5 - 22.0 24.6 - 27.8 35.5 - 39.5 46.5 - 50.5

Max. load N 600 700 850 1100 1300

Part Number S15AN S20AN S26AN S35AN S46AN

Silex Global Spain, S.L. | All specifications are subject to change. techsupport@silexst.com - www.silexst.com
Silexst reserves the right to make such changes as required. Unless otherwise stated, all specifications are nominal. © 2015 Silexst Todos los derechos reservados
It may be necessary to make modifications to the part and/or the documentation of the part, in order to implement improvements.
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SPACERS & ACCESSORIES

Click Calmp

Reference Description

SLX94CSCRM Round base spacer 80 mm

SLX9X481207981 Wood screw 4.8 x 120mm

SLX9X481207981Q (Optional) Chemical screw

SLX96FX Nylon plug for wood screw diameter 6 mm

Notice: This fixation can be replaced by a chemical screw to have high resistance. SLX9X481207981Q

MOUNTING

Silex Global Spain, S.L. | All specifications are subject to change. techsupport@silexst.com - www.silexst.com
Silexst reserves the right to make such changes as required. Unless otherwise stated, all specifications are nominal. © 2015 Silexst Todos los derechos reservados
It may be necessary to make modifications to the part and/or the documentation of the part, in order to implement improvements.
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APPLICATIONS

• Transportation

Tunnels the Transportation Segment and Mining.

It is inconceivable to imagine Radio Communication Services in this Segment without the use of Radiating Cables, as the sheer
multitude of frequencies used makes it difficult to use Antennas.

In addition, the high level of Flame and Fire retardancy of Eupen Radiating Cables plays a key role in making these confined areas a
safer place.

• Generally, we differentiate between the following:

Road Tunnels, predominantly using the following Frequencies:

VHF, including FM; for Re-broadcasting of FM Radio with Break-in facility, which allows the Tunnel Operators to play safety-relevant
messages to Car drivers using the tunnel

UHF, including TETRA and TETRAPOL, to send Mission-Critical Communications into the tunnel for the Emergency and First Responder
Services

GSM900; to allow Tunnel users to make calls to the Roadside Assist and Emergency Services.

UHF, including TETRA and TETRAPOL, for Trackside Maintenance and Mission-Critical Emergency Services

GSM-R; for Railway Operations Communications and Train Control and Communications Systems

DCS; UMTS & LTE; for use by Passengers in the Train

RAILWAY & METRO Tunnels, predominantly using the following Frequencies:

VHF, UHF, including TETRA and TETRAPOL; for Trackside Maintenance and Mission-Critical Emergency Services

DCS, UMTS & LTE; for use by Passengers in the Train

In addition to the above mentioned transportation applications, Radiating Cables can be used in various other methods like:

1. Hotels
2. Hospitals
3. Parkings
4. Airports
5. Shopping Center

Silex Global Spain, S.L. | All specifications are subject to change. techsupport@silexst.com - www.silexst.com
Silexst reserves the right to make such changes as required. Unless otherwise stated, all specifications are nominal. © 2015 Silexst Todos los derechos reservados
It may be necessary to make modifications to the part and/or the documentation of the part, in order to implement improvements.
See www.silexst.com for the most current information. Revised: September 09, 2014. www.silexst.com
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Regulatory Compliance/Certifications

Silexstr Radiating Cable ® functions as a distributed antenna to

provide communications in tunnels, mines and large building
RoHS 2011/65/EU RoHS Compliant complexes and is the solution for any application in confined areas.
Designed, manufactured and/or distributed under quality
Slots in the copper outer conductor allow a controlled portion of the
management system
internal RF energy to be radiated into the surrounding environment.

Coupling & Radiating Cable is used for both one-way and two-way
communication systems and because of its broadband capability, a
single radiating cable can handle multiple communication systems
simultaneously.

Silex Global Spain, S.L. | All specifications are subject to change. techsupport@silexst.com - www.silexst.com
Silexst reserves the right to make such changes as required. Unless otherwise stated, all specifications are nominal. © 2015 Silexst Todos los derechos reservados
It may be necessary to make modifications to the part and/or the documentation of the part, in order to implement improvements.
See www.silexst.com for the most current information. Revised: September 09, 2014. www.silexst.com