Satellite / Antenna Hardware – Coax Splitters

ShowMeCables coax splitters for satellites and antennas are available in 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, and 16 way configurations. Feature F type female ports and support frequencies of 5 MHz to 2.4 GHz, compatible with antenna, CATV, and satellite applications. Built with one, or all port power passives to allow power to pass through for in-line amplifiers, pre-amplifiers, and satellite LNBs. Minimum RFI shielding options include 90dB, 120 dB, or 130 dB.

For a complete range of satellite and antenna hardware solutions beyond coax splitters, explore our Satellite & Antenna Hardware - Amplifiers, Attenuators, Diplexers, Splitters, Grounding Blocks, Taps category, covering additional signal distribution and protection components for antenna and CATV installations.

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FAQs

What are coax splitters used for?

Coax splitters are used to split a CATV or satellite signal so that it can be used for more than one device. They are antenna, CATV, and satellite compatible, allowing a single incoming signal line to feed multiple TVs, receivers, or other connected equipment throughout a building.

How many ways do coax splitters split a signal?

Coax splitters are available in 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, and 16 way configurations. This range allows installers to match the splitter to the number of devices or outlets the signal needs to be distributed to, from small residential setups to larger multi-outlet installations.

What frequency range do coax splitters support?

Coax splitters support frequencies of 5 MHz to 2.4 GHz, covering the frequency needs of typical antenna, CATV, and satellite signal applications. This range accommodates standard broadcast, cable, and satellite frequencies used in residential and commercial signal distribution.

Can power pass through a coax splitter?

Yes, these splitters are built with one, or all port power passives that allow power to pass through the splitter to power in-line amplifiers, pre-amplifiers, and satellite LNBs. This eliminates the need for separate power injection at each connected device in the signal chain.

What connector type do coax splitters use?

Coax splitters come with F type female ports, which are the standard connector type used for CATV and satellite coaxial connections. This ensures direct compatibility with standard coaxial cable and connectors used throughout residential and commercial antenna and CATV installations.

How much RFI shielding do coax splitters provide?

Coax splitters have minimum RFI shielding of 90dB, 120 dB, or 130 dB. Higher shielding values help reduce radio frequency interference from entering or leaking out of the signal path, which is important for maintaining clean signal quality in CATV and satellite systems.

Are coax splitters easy to install?

Yes, coaxial splitters are a simple plug and play device that can be installed in minutes. Their straightforward F type connector interface allows installers to add signal splitting to an existing coax run without specialized tools or lengthy setup.

 

Need help selecting the right coax splitter for your satellite or antenna application? Our technical team provides support on way-count selection (2-16 way), power passing requirements for amplifiers and LNBs, frequency range compatibility (5 MHz–2.4 GHz), and RFI shielding levels for your specific signal distribution needs.

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ShowMeCables stocks a wide selection of coax splitters that ship on the same business day as ordered. We are a global leader in wired and wireless connectivity products, providing solutions for many major industries, including electronics, medical, industrial automation, military, and telecommunications.

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