Bnc splitter

This adapter is designed for splitting or coupling coaxial BNC connections within RF and video systems. The adapter features one BNC male connector on one side and two BNC female connectors on the other side. This allows a BNC signal to be split into two BNC cables or devices. The connectors use a BNC bayonet lock. By rotating the connector a quarter turn, it is locked, ensuring quick assembly and a stable connection. The adapter has a characteristic impedance of 50 Ω, which is common for RF and communication signals. The gold-plated contacts reduce contact resistance and help prevent corrosion, contributing to stable signal transmission. The housing is made of nickel-plated brass, which provides a robust mechanical construction and good shielding against electromagnetic interference. This adapter is used in RF installations, antenna connections, test equipment, and video connections such as CCTV systems. Specifications & Features • Brand Goobay • Product type BNC T-adapter • Configuration BNC male to 2x BNC female • Connection 1 BNC male • Connection 2 2x BNC female • Connector type BNC bayonet • Impedance 50 Ω • Contact finish gold-plated • Housing material brass, nickel-plated Technical explanation BNC is a coaxial connector with a bayonet lock widely used in RF equipment, video connections, measuring instruments, and CCTV systems. The quarter-turn lock allows the connector to be quickly connected and disconnected. Coaxial cables with BNC connectors are used in radio frequency installations, antenna connections, test equipment, and analog video signals. The coaxial construction provides good shielding against interference. Impedance represents the electrical resistance that a connector or cable offers to an alternating signal. For RF and communication signals, an impedance of 50 Ω is usually used to limit signal reflections and losses. Ask a product question