Abi distribution element - 2-way

This coaxial splitter is designed for distributing a coaxial signal to two connections. With this 2-way coax splitter, a single antenna or cable signal can be distributed to two devices. This allows multiple televisions, receivers, or other coax devices to be connected to the same coaxial installation. The splitter is equipped with F-connector female connections. This type of connection is widely used in broadband cable installations, satellite installations, and coax networks with F-connector cables. The splitter has one input and two outputs, allowing the signal to be easily distributed to two coaxial cables. With a frequency range of 5 – 1000 MHz, the splitter is suitable for terrestrial antenna signals and broadband cable networks. This means the splitter can be used for television and radio signals via coax installations. The splitter has low insertion loss and good isolation between the outputs. This ensures the signal remains stably distributed and interference between connected devices is limited. Specifications • Type coax splitter / 2-way coax distributor • Brand Goobay • Connection 1 F-connector female (input) • Connection 2 F-connector female (output) • Connection 3 F-connector female (output) • Frequency range 5 – 1000 MHz • Insertion loss 5 – 40 MHz 4.0 dB • Insertion loss 40 – 450 MHz 3.7 dB • Insertion loss 470 – 1000 MHz 4.2 dB • Isolation 5 – 40 MHz 20 dB • Isolation 40 – 450 MHz 25 dB • Isolation 470 – 1000 MHz 20 dB • Return loss 23 dB at 500 MHz • Housing material metal • Color silver • Certification CE, WEEE Explanation of terms used Coax Coax (coaxial) is a cable type used for transmitting television, radio, and data signals. F-connector An F-connector is a coaxial connector often used in satellite installations and broadband cable networks. Coax splitter A coax splitter divides one antenna signal into multiple outputs so that multiple devices can be connected to the same coax installation. Frequency range The frequency range indicates which signal frequencies can be passed through a device. Attenuation Attenuation indicates how much signal loss occurs when a signal is split by a splitter. Isolation Isolation indicates how well the outputs of a splitter are separated from each other to prevent interference between connected devices. Return loss Return loss indicates how much signal is reflected back into the cable due to a poor impedance match. Ask a product question