FMUSER is a system integration company specializing in RF wireless transmission/studio video and audio equipment/streaming and data processing. We provide everything from advice and consultation to rack integration to installation; commissioning and training.
We offer FM/AM Transmitters; Analog TV Transmitters; Digital TV Transmitters; VHF/UHF Transmitters; Antennas; Coax Connectors; STL; Live Processing; Studio Broadcast Products; RF Signal Monitoring; Transmitter Power Meters ; RDS encoders; audio processors and remote site control
units; IPTV products; video/audio encoders/decoders; designed to meet the needs of large international broadcast networks and small private stations.
We use advanced technology products for all systems because we know that high reliability and high performance are very important for systems and solutions. At the same time we also want to ensure that our product system is reasonably priced. We have clients for public and commercial broadcasters; telecom operators and regulators; and we also provide solutions and products for hundreds of smaller local and community broadcasters.
FMUSER has been exporting for more than 13 years; with customers all over the world. With 13 years of experience in this field; we have a professional team to solve various problems of customers. We are committed to providing professional products and services at extremely reasonable prices.
In order to meet the needs of better RF measurement for our customers in FM transmitter and antenna commissioning - more accurate data; much easier equipment operation; and lower measurement cost; as the leading manufacturer of RF test equipment; FMUSER has timely launched a new RF power meter dedicated to 85-110MHz RF testing - FMUSER PM-1A RF Power Meter.
An RF power meter or microwave power meter is a professional instrument that measures the electrical power of a device; usually at microwave frequencies from 100 MHz to 40 GHz.
Besides; an RF power meter is mainly used to collect information; analyze; measure; and calculate RF power and radio antenna VSWR; and display it on the built-in screen. Or display the analog data in digital form on the app.
In RF frequency and power measurement; kHz; MHz; and GHz are the most commonly used frequency range measurement units; and mW; watt and kW are the most commonly used measurable power units.
A typical RF power meter can usually measure as low as a few Power ranges from mW up to several kilowatts and reports power in dBm (decibels relative to 1 milliwatt); dBW (decibels relative to 1 watt); or watts.
The digital design significantly improves the readability of RF data; meanwhile; it enables a quick APP monitoring for the RF engineers of the following parameters:Forwarding power and reflected power of your FM transmitterVSWR of your broadcast antennaWorking temperature and other complex parametersDynamical monitoring-Dynamically detecting and recording the curve according to time; which is convenient to check the power fluctuation at different time points. 2.3 How to Use FMUSER PM-1A RF power meter?Open the BT settings before the test startsMake sure the BT of the FMUSER PM-1A RF power meter is connected to your mobile phoneTurn on your transmitter (ALWAYS connect the antenna/dummy load ahead)Commission the transmitter while monitoring.
In addition; don't forget the APK installation code of the APP
APK download for free: warner-rf-pm1a-apk-for-mobile.apk
As far as we know; the price of an RF power meter from some typical suppliers is generally set in thousands of dollars; but many customers still place their orders because there are no such alternatives. RF power meters with high cost and poor accuracy were the only option for most FM radio station engineers.
However; the launch of the FMUSER PM-1A RF power meter perfectly solves the problem.
Aside from APP real-time monitoring; it's great value for money - it's priced well below all the typical RF power meter suppliers you know today; only 1/4 the price of RF power meters from other famous brands (e.g. Bird Technologies; TEGAM Inc; Keysight; etc.) but 4 times precision as higher as any one of theirs in the 85-110Mhz band.
You won't get such a high-quality fixed-band RF power meter from other suppliers. Today; the FMUSER PM-1A RF Power Meter is the only low-cost and high-performance fixed-band RF test solution on the market that is suitable for a large number of small and medium-sized FM radio stations.
Selecting an RF power meter of high quality also helps decide how you will run the transmitter and antenna daily maintenance in your radio station. But in fact; if you want higher monitoring accuracy of the FM transmitter output power; the absolute value of the frequency range and acceptable power range of the RF power meter must be smaller. For example; an RF power meter of 88-108Mhz freq range and 100W-1000W power range will have higher accuracy than the one of 10kHz-108Mhz freq range and 10mW-1000W power range.
The core accuracy readings of the FMUSER PM-1A RF power meter are as follows:
· Tested accuracy ±10% at a 0-200W rated power range
· Tested accuracy ±3% at a 200-1; 000W rated power range
· Tested accuracy ±2% at a 1000-5; 200W rated power range
The FMUSER PM-1A RF power meter focuses on an exact rated power that can reach as low as 2 watts and as high as 5; 200 watts. Additionally; with a fixed frequency range of 85-110MHz (FM band covered); rather than kHz; GHz; or thousands of MHz; FMUSER PM-1A can be well applied to all broadcast transmitters in the FM band (88-108MHz; 0-5.2kW).
The aluminum alloy cavity brings a rugged and durable design for daily commissioning.Best for a long time and bumpy transportation such as in remote mountainous areas.Unlike a pointer meter; there will be no precision offset will be produced during the transportation of the FMUSER PM-1A RF power meter.
Terms | Specifications |
Model | FMUSER PM-1A Power Meter (5200W) |
Accuracy (85-110mhz) | 1-10w ±25% |
Monitoring | APP monitoring |
Manufacturer | FMUSER |
Accurate Frequency Range | 79-110Mhz (FM band 79-88Mhz; 87-108mhz included). |
Measurement besides 85-110 MHz | Yes; but it may not be as accurate as measuring inside the 85-110 MHz freq range. |
Measuring Power Range | 1-5; 200W. Long-time power measuring for less than 3kW is NOT RECOMMENDED; or it will bring severe damage to the power meter. |
Power Measurement | CW (continuous-wave) |
Maximum Power | 5; 200W |
Impedance (Input/Output) | 50Ω |
Rated Power | 1W-5; 000W |
Insert VSWR | ≤1.03 |
Coupling Isolation | ≥32 dBc |
Digital Display | Digital |
Data Connection | BT |
Power Supply | Type-C; 5V |
Input Connector Type | L29 DIN Male |
Output Connector Type | L29 DIN Female |
Power Connector | TYPE-C |
Dimensions in MM (protrusions part are excluded) | 152 (W) x 35 (D) x 40 (H) |
Net Weight | 600 g |
Ambient Temperature Range | -10℃ to 40℃ |
Suggested Operating Temperature | <60°C |
Suggested Operating Altitude | <4500M |
Material (Power Meter) | Aluminum alloy |
Material (Package Box) | Plastic |
Best for | Installation; testing; and maintenance of FM radio transmitter and FM transmitter antenna; etc. |
Low Power FM Transmitter | 1w; 2w; 4w; 5w; 7w; 10w; 15w; 20w; 25w; 30w; 40w; 50w; 80w; 100w; 150w; 200w; 250w; 300w; 350w; 500w; 600w; 800w; 1000w |
High Power FM Transmitter | 1500w; 2000w; 2500w; 3000w; 3500w; 4000w; 4500w; 5000w |
FM FM transmitter maintenance engineerFM transmitter antenna installation and maintenance personnelFM transmitter manufacturersOthers who need an RF power meter 3.3 On-site Testing with an RF Power Meter
Generally; when engineers need to conduct on-site testing for FM transmitters; few pieces of broadcasting equipment are needed.
Broadcast equipment to be tested: e.g. high power FM broadcast transmitters Antenna/dummy load: for eventual transmission of the broadcast RF signal from the transmitterFeeders/cables: Connect transmitter and antenna or dummy load; transmit RF signalRF power meter: used to match the frequency of the device under test: e.g. 50-200MHz (VHF) RF wattmeterOther related devices: RF power sensors; and spectrum analyzers. The maintenance engineers will select power sensors based on frequency range; dynamic range; and modulation format; dues to limited space; this topic will not be introduced here.The engineer will ensure that all equipment is wired separately before powering on the transmitter; including:Connect the audio source-FM transmitter line: including the transmitter's power supply; RF output; audio input; etc.Connect the FM broadcast antenna/RF dummy load line: including RF input (feeder/feeder); antenna installation (check positive and negative poles; antenna installation height; multi-layer antenna spacing)Choose the right RF power meter: including matching the frequency of the broadcast transmitter and the power sensor connector (high-power FM transmitters need to be connected to the feed pipe; so you may need to choose an RF power meter with a flanged head)When everything is ready; the engineer will connect each device according to the order of "broadcast transmitter-RF power meter-antenna/dummy load".The last step is to turn on the power of the broadcast transmitter; adjust the input power and observe the RF power meter RF power and VSWR values displayed on the meter
The following pieces of the device will be included in each package of your order; please check whether it is complete:
· FMUSER PM-1A RF power meter * 1
· USB Type-C power cable * 1
· FMUSER PM-1A user manual * 1