Redundant GNSS/GPS Receiver
The Redundant GNSS/GPS Receiver is a dual-receiver GNSS timing/positioning distribution module that provides automatic redundancy and combines the signal into a single RF output.
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The Redundant GNSS/GPS Receiver supports the full range of global GNSS frequencies — GPS, Galileo, GLONASS, BeiDou and IRNSS — with a dual-receiver architecture that provides automatic redundancy. It ships in the rugged cast-metal OZ600-family housing, runs on 12 VDC, and the Bias-T on the DB9 connector supplies 5V on the RF input center pin to power active antennas. Its patented Antenna Load Propagation feature (US Patent No. 10,257,739 B1) safely combines the outputs of two receivers onto a single RF line.
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- Supported systems: GPS, Galileo, GLONASS, BeiDou, IRNSS
- Dimensions: 78 x 128 x 32 mm, weight 315 grams
- Operating temperature: -20C to +65C standard, optional -40C to +85C
- Housing: rugged dust-tight cast metal
- Connectors: optical SC/APC, RF 50 Ohm SMA, monitoring/power DB9
- Fiber: 9/125 um single-mode standard, multimode option available
- Power: 12 VDC via DB9; Bias-T supplies 5V on the RF input center pin (active antenna power)
- Patented Antenna Load Propagation feature (US 10,257,739 B1) combines dual-receiver output onto a single RF line
- Optional GPS lock indicator
- CWDM wavelength support
- Transmitter: linear, optically isolated DFB laser diodes; Receiver: high-performance InGaAs photodiodes
- +20 dB transmitter pre-amplifier (LNA)
Applications: cellular network synchronization, data network timing, public safety networks, multidrop transport into tunnels and mines, redundant antenna distribution.
Official product page: opticalzonu.com – Redundant GNSS/GPS Receiver
Product Summary
The Redundant GNSS/GPS Receiver supports the full range of global GNSS frequencies — GPS, Galileo, GLONASS, BeiDou and IRNSS — with a dual-receiver architecture that provides automatic redundancy. It ships in the rugged cast-metal OZ600-family housing, runs on 12 VDC, and the Bias-T on the DB9 connector supplies 5V on the RF input center pin to power active antennas. Its patented Antenna Load Propagation feature (US Patent No. 10,257,739 B1) safely combines the outputs of two receivers onto a single RF line.
Product Details
- Supported systems: GPS, Galileo, GLONASS, BeiDou, IRNSS
- Dimensions: 78 x 128 x 32 mm, weight 315 grams
- Operating temperature: -20C to +65C standard, optional -40C to +85C
- Housing: rugged dust-tight cast metal
- Connectors: optical SC/APC, RF 50 Ohm SMA, monitoring/power DB9
- Fiber: 9/125 um single-mode standard, multimode option available
- Power: 12 VDC via DB9; Bias-T supplies 5V on the RF input center pin (active antenna power)
- Patented Antenna Load Propagation feature (US 10,257,739 B1) combines dual-receiver output onto a single RF line
- Optional GPS lock indicator
- CWDM wavelength support
- Transmitter: linear, optically isolated DFB laser diodes; Receiver: high-performance InGaAs photodiodes
- +20 dB transmitter pre-amplifier (LNA)
Applications: cellular network synchronization, data network timing, public safety networks, multidrop transport into tunnels and mines, redundant antenna distribution.
Official product page: opticalzonu.com – Redundant GNSS/GPS Receiver
Brief overview of Redundant GNSS/GPS Receiver
The Redundant GNSS/GPS Receiver is a dual-receiver GNSS timing/positioning distribution module that provides automatic redundancy and combines the signal into a single RF output.
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Time, frequency, NTP/PTP and synchronization
Meinberg solution context
Meinberg provides reliable time sources for critical infrastructure through LANTIME NTP servers, IMS modular systems, microSync products, PTP grandmaster clocks, GNSS and IRIG synchronization solutions.
Positioned for accurate time distribution, log integrity and compliance in energy, telecom, finance, defense, broadcasting, data center and industrial automation projects.
Official manufacturer source Meinberg Teknoa guide- LANTIME time servers
- IMS modular synchronization platform
- microSync compact grandmaster systems
- GNSS antenna and receiver options
- Critical log and event timestamping
- Industrial synchronization with PTP grandmaster clocks
- Reliable time distribution in finance and telecom networks
- NTP/PTP comparison
- GNSS antenna and holdover scenarios
- IEEE 1588 profile selection
- LANTIME, IMS and microSync differences