Hughes Electronics re-design dual g.703 balun for added versatility!

Hughes Electronics have improved their dual balun offering to include front and rear bulkhead mounting. The already versatile design, a beautifully compact balun designed to convert 75 ohm unbalanced coaxial signal to 120 ohm balanced twisted pairs, could previously be mounted to 19’’ rack panels and bulkheads via integral coaxial connectors or deployed inline.

Quad g.703 balun cable assemblies, another Hughes design innovation for Wireless base stations, reduce cost and provide better performance!

Hughes Electronics remarkable track record for taking out cost whilst increasing performance is clearly demonstrated once again in this high performance balun product.

Hughes electronics are now offering Portable Appliance safety Tests (PAT tests) on all 19 inch rack mounted Power Distribution Units (PDU’s) and other Power based products.

Hughes Electronics have added Electric Vehicles to their fleet for local logistics.

The vehicles which have a range of 60 km and carry a payload of 435kg are deployed for local deliveries and journeys within the Hughes Central London Campus.

Uni-Link, a new Power and Data distribution product recently launched by Hughes Electronics is the first system of its type to offer 19” rack mountability.

The new product, described as one system with multiple applications is designed to simplify distribution of power and data and unify the outlet structure; it can be used in virtually every application throughout the building.

Hughes Electronics have recognised that standard ITU-T (CITT) testing for G703 impedance matching balun assemblies is insufficient for today’s LTE (Long Term Evolution) and WiMax 4G applications.

Hughes Electronics welcomes aboard, a new Commercial Controller in mainland China.

Wendy He B.A, M.B.A. is a formidable new addition to the Hughes personnel line up, designed to provide a powerful new dimension to Hughes customer experience

A device that could spell the end of a thorny problem -too many mobile device chargers and not enough power sockets!

It looks like another innovation success for the Hughes Electronics R&D team – A 3 amp rapid charging USB 2.0 Hub powered directly from any voltage mains supply.