Jampro’s FM Low Power FM Broadcast Antennas have a proven track record over many years. They have also become the industry standard for both quality and performance. Please review the following Low Power FM (LPFM) Broadcast Antenna products. Furthermore, please check the other Medium and High power products available.
JCPB
The JCPB Penetrator FM Broadband CPol antenna supports Bands 1, II, & III. Power rated at 2.5kW per element, they also have a typical VSWR of 1.25:1. Available in both medium and high power configurations. Lightning protection includes DC grounding, and Radomes are optional.
JLLP
The JLLP CPOL FM Penetrator Antenna has a 4kW rating with a VSWR of 1.1:1 @ +/- 150 kHz. Constructed with high-strength Marine Brass it has a none pressurized feed system. Moreover, it offers excellent performance. Electrical Deicers are also optional.
ADB-FM1
The ADB-FM1 is a flexible, vertically polarized antenna available in 2,4,6 or 8 bays or elements. Rated at 1kW per bay, they support up to 8kW with an eight-bay configuration. Furthermore, the typical VSWR is 1.4:1 as it is a broadband antenna and does not require field tuning.
JBVP
The JBVP Vertical Dipole FM Antenna includes a balun-fed dipole. The stainless steel construction and brass conductors provide longevity. Typically, a VSWR of 1.25:1 over 6 MHz includes a power rating of 2.5kW to 20kW. Custom directional patterns are also available.
JLCP
The JLCP design is ideal for FM (Band II) Low Power Translators/Boosters. The Circular Polarized antenna supports up to 500W with options of up to 1-2kW. Expect a VSWR of 1.5:1 or better. Additionally, constructed with Stainless Steel, they require little or no maintenance.
JLPC
The JLPC Penetrator is a Medium Power FM Antenna. It also provides true Circular Polarization at 87.5–108 MHz with a power rating of up to 4kW. Rigid Shunt feeds and Marine Brass/Copper construction guarantees long-term reliability. Typically the VSWR is 1.1:1 @ +/- 150 kHz.
JCPB-DA
The JCPB-DA Penetrator is a Directional and Broadband FM Antenna. It also provides a CPOL radiation pattern. Additionally, it has a power rating of 2.0kW per element and a typical 1.25:1 VSWR. Furthermore, it’s ideal for broadband and multi-frequency applications.
JLHP
The JLHP provides a Ring Series antenna rated at 1kW input. A side-mount design also includes a Rigid Coax Feeder ready for FM (Band II) and HD-Radio™. Construction includes Brass, Copper, Stainless Steel, and Hot-Dipped Galvanized Steel for longevity.
JFWD
The JFWD Folded FM Dipole is a VPOL Antenna supporting 87.5–108 MHz. This design has protection from harsh weather with the RF feed point potted in polyurethane resin. Moreover, up to 8 bays will also support up to 300W per bay. Higher powers are available on request.
Reliable Low Power FM Broadcast Antennas (Side-Mount)
Jampro’s Low Power FM Broadcast Antennas have a proven track record. They have become the industry standard for both quality and performance. Moreover, the antenna’s construction utilizes the highest quality marine brass and copper. Also, the Hot-Dipped Galvanized steel mounting brackets provide superior grounding support for each bay. The silver-plated inner antenna connector provides maximum contact life with minimum power loss. Single-frequency tuning on all low-power Jampro antennas is a standard feature.
Furthermore, we extensively test our antennas before shipment on a similar tower to the final customers. We will also ensure that we meet the antenna’s exact specifications. Jampro engineers will also utilize a full-sized array on a broadcast tower or pole similar to the stations. Furthermore, you can expect outstanding performance for HD Radio, Stereo, and SCA Operation. In addition, you can expect an excellent VSWR and Bandwidth of 1.1:1 +/- 150 kHz. Finally, factory-installed electrical Deicers and Radomes are also available. They will also assure long, trouble-free service even under the harshest weather conditions. Finally, please ensure that the sales team knows the installation location and expected worst-case weather expected?