User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Contents
 - Before You Begin
 - CCU/Repeater Basics
 - Planning a CCU/Repeater Installation
 - Installing the CCU/Repeater
 - Battery Care and Replacement
 - Detailed CCU/Repeater Specifications
 - Status and Diagnostics
 - Index
 
Appendix A  Detailed CCU/Repeater Specifications 
50   CCU 100 and Repeater 100 Installation Guide 
  Proprietary and Confidential 
Antenna Specifications - 100 
Specifications for the standard (unity gain) endpoint antenna and high gain antenna are 
shown in the following table.  
Important All coaxial cable connections must be properly weather-proofed per 
industry standards unless otherwise specified. This includes any connections for 
the antennas and the CCU/Repeater components. If the CCU/Repeater is installed 
indoors, only the connections located outside need to be weather-proofed.  
This device has been designed to operate with the antennas listed below that have a 
maximum gain of 8.15 dBi. Antennas not included in this list or having a gain greater than 
8.15 dBi are strictly prohibited for use with this device. The required antenna impedance is 
50 ohms. 
Specification  Vertically polarized  High gain (8.15dBi)  Horizontally 
polarized 
Part number  MSE-0316-001  MSE-0373-001  MSE-0303-001 
Gain  0 dBd (2.15 dBi)  6.0 dBd (8.15 dBi)  2 dBd (4.15dBi) 
Horizontal beamwidth  Omnidirectional  Omnidirectional  Omnidirectional 
Vertical beamwidth  -3dB minimum, =/- 40 
degrees from 
horizontal 
17 degrees  45 degrees 
Electrical downtilt available  0 degrees  0 degrees  0 degrees 
Power rating  10W  200W  10W 
Impedance  50 ohms  50 ohms  50 ohms 
Termination  Type N male  Type N female  Type N male 
Lightning protection  Direct ground  Direct ground  Direct ground 
Overall length 
radome diameter 
13 in. 
2.375 in. OD 
65 in. 
1.310 in. OD 
13 in. 
2.375 in. OD 
Mounting area length  n/a  ~8 in.   n/a 
Weight (without clamps)  1 lbs.   6 lbs.   1 lb. 
Maximum wind speed  160 mph  125 mph  160 mph 
Wind load @ rated wind speed  n/a  57 lbs.   n/a 
 For the latest antenna part numbers, see the CCU 100 Ordering Guide or contact your Itron 
representative. 
To reduce potential radio interference to other users, the antenna type and its gain should be 
so chosen that the equivalent isotropically radiated power (e.i.r.p.) is not more than that 
permitted for successful communication. 










