2APTX-CFC01Touch-free, programmable faucet with above-deck electronics

For additional technical assistance, call 800/TEC-TRUE (800-832-8783) or visit our website at chicagofaucets.com. 1 HyTronic ® User Guide Installation Instructions For single supply and dual supply HyTronic faucets Overview Chicago Faucets deck mounted faucets feature cast brass bodies and precision cartridges for years of reliable operation. Metering models with adjustable cycle time offer true water savings. Notice to the Installer • Make sure there is enough space and lighting available during installation and service • Do not modify or convert this Chicago Faucets product yourself. All warranties will be voided. Pressurized plumbing fixtures shall be installed in accordance with manufacturer’s recommendations. The supply piping to these devices shall be securely anchored to the building structure to prevent installed device from unnecessary movement when operated by the user. Care shall be exercised when installing the device to prevent marring the exposed surface. NOTE: The information in this manual is subject to change without notice. Please leave this manual with the facility manager after completing the faucet installation. This document contains information necessary for routine maintenance and servicing. NOTE: Before installation, turn off water supplies to existing faucet and remove faucet if replacing. Clean faucet basin and clear away debris. Flush all supply lines before connecting to faucet. Failure to do so can result in debris clogging the inlets and/or cartridges. NOTE: Before installing a new ceramic cartridge flush lines completely. Safety Information Read this entire user guide to ensure proper installation. Compliance and conformity to local codes and ordinances is the responsibility of the installer. The following safety notes must always be complied with during handling of this product: • FCC Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate this equipment. • Make sure there is enough space and lighting available during installation and service. • Do not modify or convert this Chicago Faucets product yourself. All warranties will be voided. Internal Antenna Specifications • Peak Gain of the antenna: -5.47 dBi • Frequency range: 2400-2500 MHz • FCC ID: 2APTX-CFC01 Important • Installation may be performed at different times of construction by different individuals. For this reason, these instructions should be left on-site with the facility or maintenance manager. • Pressurized plumbing fixtures shall be installed in accordance with manufacturer’s recommendations. The supply piping to these devices shall be securely anchored to the building structure to prevent installed device from unnecessary movement when operated by the user. Care shall be exercised when installing the device to prevent marring the exposed significant surface. • Do not use pipe dope. • Flush all the water supply lines before making connections. Traditional Lavatory Edge Curve Contemporary Lavatory Wall Mount Gooseneck This faucet comes with all the components needed for installation, however, some tools and supplies are not included. • Basin Wrench • Plumber’s Putty • Adjustable Wrench • Hex Key (supplied) • Adjustable Locking Pliers • Aerator Key (supplied) NOTE: Do not use pipe dope on faucet and supply connections. Possible solenoid contamination could occur and will void any warranty. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures: – Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. – Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. – Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. – Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. For additional technical assistance, call 800/TEC-TRUE (800-832-8783) or visit our website at chicagofaucets.com. 2 HyTronic ® User Guide Installation Instructions (continued) Mounting of Lavatory and Gooseneck Faucet Prerequisites • Supply valve is installed • Water supply lines are flushed properly • For AC and faucets with EBPS, power outlet is installed Important • It is not necessary to unscrew the connection between braided hose and housing to install the product. • Do not remove protective covering from sensor until starting up faucet operation. • Do not tighten locknut before step 4 is completed. 1. Mount cover plate if required. Plumber’s putty is recommended to seal cover plate to the sink. Security pin must be located on the left side. 2. Mount gasket and put faucet into sink. 3. Mount bracket from underneath. Place hoses through large opening and mounting rod through small opening. Make sure flange sits securely against surface. 4. Place nut onto mounting rod and tighten with wrench. 5. If faucet was installed with cover plate, secure with basin washer, flat washer and locknut. 6. Install aerator and tighten with aerator key (supplied). 7. For Gooseneck faucets, tighten spout with wrench. 8. …

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For additional technical assistance, call 800/TEC-TRUE (800-832-8783) or visit our website at chicagofaucets.com. 6 Replacing Battery A traditional lavatory faucet is shown as an example. These instructions apply to all DC and EBPS models. Prerequisites • Battery is low (LED is lit) • New 6 V Lithium battery (CR-P2) is required • NOTE: For EBPS units, low battery LED will only light when AC power is disconnected 1. Remove shut-off screw2. Remove mixer handle (for faucets with external mixer only) 3. Remove housing vertically 4. Remove used battery from holder and recycle 5. Insert new battery. IMPORTANT: be sure battery is fully seated. LED will illuminate when battery is properly installed. 6. Mount housing vertically7. Install shut-off screw8. Install mixer handle (for faucets with external mixer only) The battery is now replaced. Enabling "Manual Setting" Mode A battery model is shown in the following example. These instructions apply to all models. After 30 minutes, the "Manual Setting" mode will be disabled automatically and all settings will be saved. Prerequisites •Water supply valve is open •Battery is full (LED does not blink) for DC faucets •AC power is on for AC faucets 1 Remove shut-off screw 2 Remove mixer handle (only for faucets with external mixer) 3 Remove housing vertically 4 Remove battery from battery holder 5 The following procedure (a, b, c) must be done three (3) times in a row. a - Re-insert battery b - LED lights up c - Remove battery immediately after LED switches off 6 Insert battery 7 Mount housing vertically 8 Mount shut-off screw a c b Enabling "Manual Setting" Mode A battery model is shown in the following example. These instructions apply to all models. After 30 minutes, the "Manual Setting" mode will be disabled automatically and all settings will be saved. Prerequisites •Water supply valve is open •Battery is full (LED does not blink) for DC faucets •AC power is on for AC faucets 1 Remove shut-off screw 2 Remove mixer handle (only for faucets with external mixer) 3 Remove housing vertically 4 Remove battery from battery holder 5 The following procedure (a, b, c) must be done three (3) times in a row. a - Re-insert battery b - LED lights up c - Remove battery immediately after LED switches off 6 Insert battery 7 Mount housing vertically 8 Mount shut-off screw a c b Enabling "Manual Setting" Mode A battery model is shown in the following example. These instructions apply to all models. After 30 minutes, the "Manual Setting" mode will be disabled automatically and all settings will be saved. Prerequisites •Water supply valve is open •Battery is full (LED does not blink) for DC faucets •AC power is on for AC faucets 1 Remove shut-off screw 2 Remove mixer handle (only for faucets with external mixer) 3 Remove housing vertically 4 Remove battery from battery holder 5 The following procedure (a, b, c) must be done three (3) times in a row. a - Re-insert battery b - LED lights up c - Remove battery immediately after LED switches off 6 Insert battery 7 Mount housing vertically 8 Mount shut-off screw a c b Enabling "Manual Setting" Mode A battery model is shown in the following example. These instructions apply to all models. After 30 minutes, the "Manual Setting" mode will be disabled automatically and all settings will be saved. Prerequisites •Water supply valve is open •Battery is full (LED does not blink) for DC faucets •AC power is on for AC faucets 1 Remove shut-off screw 2 Remove mixer handle (only for faucets with external mixer) 3 Remove housing vertically 4 Remove battery from battery holder 5 The following procedure (a, b, c) must be done three (3) times in a row. a - Re-insert battery b - LED lights up c - Remove battery immediately after LED switches off 6 Insert battery 7 Mount housing vertically 8 Mount shut-off screw a c b Enabling "Manual Setting" Mode A battery model is shown in the following example. These instructions apply to all models. After 30 minutes, the "Manual Setting" mode will be disabled automatically and all settings will be saved. Prerequisites •Water supply valve is open •Battery is full (LED does not blink) for DC faucets •AC power is on for AC faucets 1 Remove shut-off screw 2 Remove mixer handle (only for faucets with external mixer) 3 Remove housing vertically 4 Remove battery from battery holder 5 The following procedure (a, b, c) must be done three (3) times in a row. a - Re-insert battery b - LED lights up c - Remove battery immediately after LED switches off 6 Insert battery 7 Mount housing vertically 8 Mount shut-off screw a c b Enabling "Manual Setting" Mode A battery model is shown in the following example. These instructions apply to all models. After 30 minutes, the "Manual Setting" mode will be disabled automatically and all settings will be saved. Prerequisites •Water supply valve is open •Battery is full (LED does not blink) for DC faucets •AC power is on for AC faucets 1 Remove shut-off screw 2 Remove mixer handle (only for faucets with external mixer) 3 Remove housing vertically 4 Remove battery from battery holder 5 The following procedure (a, b, c) must be done three (3) times in a row. a - Re-insert battery b - LED lights up c - Remove battery immediately after LED switches off 6 Insert battery 7 Mount housing vertically 8 Mount shut-off screw a c b Enabling "Manual Setting" Mode A battery model is shown in the following example. These instructions apply to all models. After 30 minutes, the "Manual Setting" mode will be disabled automatically and all settings will be saved. Prerequisites •Water supply valve is open •Battery is full (LED does not blink) for DC faucets •AC power is on for AC faucets 1 Remove shut-off screw 2 Remove mixer handle (only for faucets with external mixer) 3 Remove housing vertically 4 Remove battery from battery holder 5 The following procedure (a, b, c) must be done three (3) times in a row. a - Re-insert battery b - LED lights up c - Remove battery immediately after LED switches off…

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2100 South Clearwater Drive, Des Plaines, IL 60018 Phone: 847-803-5000 | Fax 847-849-1845 | Technical: 800-832-8783 | www.chicagofaucets.com Federal Communications Commission Authorization and Evaluation Division Equipment Authorization Branch 7435 Oakland Mills Road Columbia, MD 21046 9/21/2022 To whom it may concern: We, the undersigned, hereby authorize Eurofins Product Service GmbH to act on our behalf in all matters relating to applications for equipment authorization FCC ID: 2APTX-CFC01including the signing of all documents related to these matters. Any and all acts carried out by Eurofins Product Service GmbH on our behalf shall have the same effect as acts of our own. By signing this form, we agree to Eurofins’ current valid General Terms and Conditions (AGB),Testing and Certification Regulations (PZO) which can be viewed on following website www.eurofins.de/eeor retrieved on request. We also hereby certify that no party to this application is subject to a denial of benefits, including FCC benefits, pursuant to Section 5301 of the Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1988, 21 U.S.C. 862. Sincerely, Signature Larry Himmelblau Sr. Product Compliance Engineer • Codes & Standards The Chicago Faucet Company 2100 South Clearwater Drive, Des Plaines, IL-60018 USA

2100 South Clearwater Drive, Des Plaines, IL 60018 Phone: 847-803-5000 | Fax 847-849-1845 | Technical: 800-832-8783 | www.chicagofaucets.com Federal Communications Commission Equipment Authorization Branch 7435 Oakland Mills Road Columbia, MD 21046 9/21/2022 Request for Permanent Confidentiality Company name: The Chicago Faucet Company FCC ID: 2APTX-CFC01 FCC Part 15 Certification Gentlemen, In accordance with CFR 47§ 0.457 and CFR 47§ 0.459 The Chicago Faucet Company hereby requests confidentiality of following attachments: (1) schematic diagrams, (2) detailed block diagrams, (3) detailed operational descriptions, (4) parts lists. These documents contain detailed system and equipment description and related information about the product which The Chicago Faucet Company considers to be proprietary, confidential and a custom design and otherwise would not release to the general public. Since the design is a basis from which future technological products will evolve, The Chicago Faucet Company considers that this information would be of benefit to its competitors and that the disclosure of the information in these documents would give competitors an unfair advantage in the market. Sincerely, Signature Larry Himmelblau Sr. Product Compliance Engineer • Codes & Standards The Chicago Faucet Company 2100 South Clearwater Drive, Des Plaines, IL-60018 USA

FCC ID: 2APTX‐CFC01 Model: IWT‐07‐A Hytronic G0M‐2208‐1596 / G0M22210-0002 FCC ID: 2APTX‐CFC01 Model: IWT‐07‐A Hytronic G0M‐2208‐1596 / G0M22210-0002

FCC ID: 2APTX‐CFC01 Model: IWT‐07‐A Hytronic G0M‐2208‐1596 / G0M22210-0002 Label Location on IR Sensor (taped on cable)

2100 South Clearwater Drive, Des Plaines, IL 60018 Phone: 847-803-5000 | Fax 847-849-1845 | Technical: 800-832-8783 | www.chicagofaucets.com December 13, 2022 Larry Himmelblau Sr. Product Compliance Engineer Chicago Faucet Company 2100 S Clearwater Drive Des Plaines, IL 60018 To: US Federal Communications Commission (FCC), I am submitting this declaration letter as a supplement of the application to the FCC in order to register our FCC ID numbers for our electronic faucets. We ensure that the label including the FCC ID is visible during installation and it cannot be easily removed. In addition, the FCC ID will be included in the user manual and on the product packaging for each faucet. Sincerely, Larry Himmelblau Sr. Product Compliance Engineer

Dieses Dokument enthält Informationen und/oder Kenntnisse, an denen Geberit International AG, Jona, geistiges Eigentum besitzt. Weder Erhalt noch Besitz dieses Dokuments berechtigen zur Vervielfältigung, Weitergabe an Dritte oder Eigennutzung dieser Informationen und/oder Kenntnisse, ausser nach schriftlicher ausdrücklicher Genehmigung durch Geberit International AG, Jona. · Geberit International AG ·Andreas Künzle, Electronics Development · Schachenstrasse 77 · CH-8645 Jona · · Telefon +41 (0)55 221 63 61 · [email protected] · · 09_ IntPho IWT-07-A V1.1 · 1/2 Projektnummer 85100537 Version 1.0 Projektname IWT-07-A Datum 24.10.2022 Status In Arbeit Erstellt von KUNAN Klassifizierung Verteiler: ELO z. K. an: IWT-07-A - Internal Photos Top Side Bottom Side IWT-07-A - Internal Photos Projektname IWT-07-A Version 1.0 · 09_ IntPho IWT-07-A V1.1 · 2/2 Änderungen Version Datum Änderung Verfasser 1.0 24.10.2021 Erstausgabe KUNAN 1.1 24.4.2023 Nur interner Gebrauch entfernt RUQ

FCC ID: 2APTX‐CFC01 Model: IWT‐07‐A Hytronic G0M‐2208‐1596 / G0M22210-0002

Test Report No.: G0M-2208-1596-TFC091MP-Hytronic-V02 Eurofins Product Service GmbH Storkower Str. 38c, D-15526 Reichenwalde, Germany Page 1 of 13 RF-EXPOSURE REPORT FCC 47 CFR Part 2.1091 ISED RSS-102 Maximum permissible exposure Report Reference No G0M-2208-1596-TFC091MP-Hytronic-V02 Testing Laboratory Eurofins Product Service GmbH Address Storkower Str. 38c 15526 Reichenwalde Germany Accreditation A2LA Accredited Testing Laboratory, Certificate No.: 1983.01 FCC Test Firm Designation Number: DE0008 ISED Testing Laboratory site: 3470A-2 Applicant The Chicago faucet Company Address 2100 S. Clearwater Drive IL-60018 Des Plaines USA Test Specification According to FCC rules Standard FCC 47 CFR 2.1091 Non-Standard Test Method None Equipment under Test (EUT): Product Description Electronic Tap with BLE Model(s) IWT-07-A Hytronic Additional Model(s) None Brand Name(s) Chicago Faucets Hardware Version(s) RS00 TS03 Software Version(s) RS00 TS21 FCC-ID 2APTX-CFC01 Test Result PASSED Test Report No.: G0M-2208-1596-TFC091MP-Hytronic-V02 Eurofins Product Service GmbH Storkower Str. 38c, D-15526 Reichenwalde, Germany Page 3 of 13 VERSION HISTORY Version History Version Issue Date Remarks Revised By 01 2022-11-03 Initial Release 02 2023-05-30 Change of the given antenna gain. Dhamia Almozani Test Report No.: G0M-2208-1596-TFC091MP-Hytronic-V02 Eurofins Product Service GmbH Storkower Str. 38c, D-15526 Reichenwalde, Germany Page 4 of 13 ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS Acronyms Acronym Description EIRP Equivalent Isotropic Radiated Power EUT Equipment Under Test MPE Maximum Permissible Exposure Test Report No.: G0M-2208-1596-TFC091MP-Hytronic-V02 Eurofins Product Service GmbH Storkower Str. 38c, D-15526 Reichenwalde, Germany Page 5 of 13 REPORT INDEX 1 Equipment (Test Item) Under Test................................................................................................... 6 1.1 Reference Documents ................................................................................................................................... 7 1.2 Power density radiation sources.................................................................................................................... 8 1.3 Field strength radiation sources .................................................................................................................... 8 1.4 Concurrent Sources ...................................................................................................................................... 8 2 Result Summary ................................................................................................................................. 9 3 RF-Exposure classification ............................................................................................................ 10 4 RF-Exposure limits .......................................................................................................................... 11 5 RF-Exposure Evaluation ................................................................................................................. 12 6 Single Source Evaluation Results - FCC ...................................................................................... 13 Test Report No.: G0M-2208-1596-TFC091MP-Hytronic-V02 Eurofins Product Service GmbH Storkower Str. 38c, D-15526 Reichenwalde, Germany Page 6 of 13 1 Equipment (Test Item) Under Test Description Electronic Tap with BLE Model IWT-07-A Hytronic Additional Model(s) None Brand Name(s) Chicago Faucets Serial Number(s) Prototype Hardware Version(s) RS00 TS03 Software Version(s) RS00 TS21 FCC ID 2APTX-CFC01 Equipment type End Product Environment General public Test Report No.: G0M-2208-1596-TFC091MP-Hytronic-V02 Eurofins Product Service GmbH Storkower Str. 38c, D-15526 Reichenwalde, Germany Page 7 of 13 1.1 Reference Documents Document Type Document No. Issued by Date Radio Test Report 47 CRF Part 15.247 20CH-01574.R03 Eurofins Electric & Electronics Product Testing AG 2023-05-22 Test Report No.: G0M-2208-1596-TFC091MP-Hytronic-V02 Eurofins Product Service GmbH Storkower Str. 38c, D-15526 Reichenwalde, Germany Page 8 of 13 1.2 Power density radiation sources Mode Operating Frequency [MHz] Maximum conducted power [dBm] Maximum radiated power [dBm EIRP] Maximum duty cycle [%] Maximum antenna gain [dBi] Maximum antenna diameter [cm] Bluetooth LE 2480 -6.19 -6.19 100 0 N/A Comment: 1.3 Field strength radiation sources None 1.4 Concurrent Sources No concurrent radiation sources Test Report No.: G0M-2208-1596-TFC091MP-Hytronic-V02 Eurofins Product Service GmbH Storkower Str. 38c, D-15526 Reichenwalde, Germany Page 9 of 13 2 Result Summary FCC MPE Evaluation - Single radiation sources Product Standard Reference Requirement Reference Method Mode Distance [m] Verdict 47 CFR 2.1091 Maximum permissible exposure FCC KDB 447498 Bluetooth LE 0.20 PASS Comment: Test Report No.: G0M-2208-1596-TFC091MP-Hytronic-V02 Eurofins Product Service GmbH Storkower Str. 38c, D-15526 Reichenwalde, Germany Page 10 of 13 3 RF-Exposure classification RF-Exposure Categories Fixed A fixed device is defined as a device physically secured at one fixed location and cannot be easily re-located. Mobile A mobile device is defined as a transmitting device designed to be used in other than fixed locations and to generally be used in such a way that a separation distance of at least 20 centimeters is normally maintained between the transmitter's radiating structure(s) and the body of the user or nearby persons. Portable A portable device is defined as a transmitting device designed to be used so that the radiating structure(s) of the device is/are within 20 centimeters of the body of the user. RF-Exposure Categories Occupational / Controlled Limits apply in situations in which persons are exposed as a consequence of their employment provided those persons are fully aware of the potential for exposure and can exercise control over their exposure. Limits for occupational…

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Eurofins Electric & Electronic Product Testing AG Route de Montena 75 1728 Rossens SWITZERLAND Phone +41 58 220 33 33 [email protected] www.eurofins.ch 1 / 71 Test laboratory accredited according to ISO 17025 NVLAP LAB CODE 600157-0 Report: Electromagnetic compatibility and Radio spectrum Matters Report no: 20CH-01574.R03 Product name: Electronic Tap IWT-07-A HyTronic Brand name: Chicago Faucets Serial no: 214 and 2222 Model number: IWT-07-A HyTronic Applicant and Manufacturer: The Chicago Faucet Company 2100 S. Clearwater Drive IL-60018 Des Plaines USA Date of tests: 2022-05-31 to 2022-06-10 Standards Result 47 CFR, Part 15 Subpart C, Intentional radiators: §§ 15.109/209/247 Pass Subpart B, Class B digital devices: § 15.107/109 Pass These results were achieved without modifications of EUT Test performed by Report prepared by Report controlled and approved by B. Itzcovich EMC Test Engineer B. Itzcovich EMC Test Engineer J. Ding EMC Test Engineer Rossens, 2023-05-22 (Issue Date) Main language : English The present document results from tests on one specimen and does not prejudge to the conformity of all the manufactured products. This report must not be used to claim product certification, approval, or endorsement by NVLAP, NIST, or any agency of the U.S. Government. c:\mes documents\mes rapports\20ch-01574.r03_iwt-07-a_hytronic_fcc247_ble.doc Page 2 / 71 No. 20CH-01574.R03 Eurofins Electric & Electronic Product Testing AG Route de Montena 75, 1728 Rossens - SWITZERLAND / phone +41 58 220 33 33 / [email protected] / www.eurofins.ch Contents Page 1. SUMMARY OF TEST RESULTS .......................................................................................................................................... 3 2. APPLIED STANDARDS ..................................................................................................................................................... 4 3. ABBREVIATIONS ............................................................................................................................................................. 4 4. APPLICANT .................................................................................................................................................................... 5 5. EQUIPMENT UNDER TEST ................................................................................................................................................ 5 5.1 Identification .................................................................................................................................................... 5 5.2 Pictures of the EUT ......................................................................................................................................... 6 5.3 Classification ................................................................................................................................................... 7 5.4 Transmitter characteristics (according to The Chicago Faucet Company) ..................................................... 8 5.5 Receiver characteristics (according to The Chicago Faucet Company) ......................................................... 8 5.6 Ports ................................................................................................................................................................ 8 6. TEST CONDITIONS .......................................................................................................................................................... 9 6.1 Climatic conditions, location and date ............................................................................................................. 9 6.2 Test facility and methodology.......................................................................................................................... 9 6.3 Attendant persons ........................................................................................................................................... 9 6.4 Test configuration............................................................................................................................................ 9 6.5 Operating conditions ..................................................................................................................................... 10 6.6 Auxiliary equipment ....................................................................................................................................... 10 7. TEST RESULTS ............................................................................................................................................................. 11 7.1 Minimum 6 dB bandwidth .............................................................................................................................. 12 7.2 Antenna gain ................................................................................................................................................. 14 7.3 Maximum output power (conducted) ............................................................................................................. 15 7.4 Band-edge emission (conducted) ................................................................................................................. 17 7.5 Band-edge emission (radiated) ..................................................................................................................... 19 7.6 Maximum power spectral density .................................................................................................................. 21 7.7 Spurious emission – conducted (transmitter – 9 kHz to 26 GHz) ................................................................. 23 7.8 Spurious emission transmit mode – radiated ................................................................................................ 27 7.8.1 9 kHz to 30 MHz ........................................................…

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2.45 GHz AntennaP/N 2450AT42A100 Detail Specification: 01/25/2012 Page 1 of 3 General Specifications Part NumberInput Power Frequency RangeImpedance Peak GainOperating Temp. Average GainReel Quanity Return Loss Terminal Configuration BulkSuffix = S P/N T & RSuffix = E Suffix 100% Tin Suffix = None No. Function 1Feeding Point Mechanical Dimensions2NC Inmm L±± W±± T±± a±± Mounting Considerations Mount these devices with brown mark facing up. Units: mm Units:mm Johanson Technology, Inc. reserves the right to make design changes without notice. All sales are subject to Johanson Technology, Inc. terms and conditions. www.johansontechnology.com 4001 Calle Tecate • Camarillo, CA 93012 • TEL 805.389.1166 FAX 805.389.1821 2012 Johanson Technology, Inc. All Rights Reserved 2450AT42A100 2,000 -40 to +85°C 50 Ω 3 Watts max. 9.5 dB min. -1 dBi typ. (XZ-V) 0 dBi typ. (XZ-V) 2400 - 2500 Mhz Eg. 2450AT42A100(E or S) Eg. 2450AT42A100E Eg. 2450AT42A100S Termination Style Evaluation Board 0.20 *Line width should be designed to provide 50Ω impedance matching characteristics. Final monting on customer's PCB might need a shunt-series-shunt type antenna matching circuit Packaging Style 2450AT42A100-EB1SMA 0.500.30 0.1970.008 1.10 0.20 0.008 0.205.00 "High Frequency Ceramic S…

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