Multi-channel & modular modulators compared
Pick by how many independent channels you need now — and how you want to scale later.
| Model | Channels | Form Factor | Scaling | TV Standards | Price From |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VeCOAX MINI BLADE | 1–10 | Modular stack | Add modules any time | QAM · ATSC · DVB-T/C · ISDB-T | $599 |
| VeCOAX RACK-2 | 2 | Rack-ready | Fixed 2 channels | QAM · ATSC · DVB-T/C · ISDB-T | $995 |
| VeCOAX RACK-4 | 4 | 1RU rack | Fixed 4 channels | QAM · ATSC · DVB-T/C · ISDB-T | $1,830 |
| VeCOAX ULTRA+ | 4 or 8 | Modular rack, hot-serviceable | Expand to 8 on site | QAM · ATSC · DVB-T/C · ISDB-T | $2,449 |
Choosing a multi-channel headend
Modular or fixed-channel?
If your channel count may grow, choose modular: the MINI BLADE lets you buy 1–10 channels and add modules later, and the ULTRA+ starts at 4 channels and expands to 8 on site. If your count is fixed and you want a clean rack install, the RACK-2 and RACK-4 are turnkey 2- and 4-channel systems.
What does hot-serviceable mean?
On the ULTRA+, each channel is an independent card. If you ever need to service one channel, the others keep broadcasting — critical for hotels and venues that cannot go dark.
How do I combine all the channels onto one coax?
Feed each modulator output into a coax combiner. The combiner merges every channel onto the single coax network already in your building, and every TV scans them as normal channels. There is no limit to how many TVs can watch.
Will all channels stay broadcast-clean?
Yes. Each channel runs at +45 dBmV with MER above 45 dB and MPEG-2 broadcast encoding, so picture and Dolby Digital audio stay locked across long cable runs.
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