ANTOP ANTENNA Low-Loss 4 Way Coaxial Splitter for TV Antenna and Satellite 18K Gold-Plated Chassis 2GHz - 5-2050MHz All Port DC Power Passing, 4-Way Splitter (ANTV707-1)
Product Description
ANTOP ANTENNA Low-Loss 4 Way Coaxial Splitter for TV Antenna and Satellite 18K Gold-Plated Chassis 2GHz - 5-2050MHz All Port DC Power Passing, 4-Way Splitter (ANTV707-1)
- 【Low insertion loss】: high Return loss and isolation for better performance on TV and satellite signal
- 【Fast and easy installation】: Reference pictures to connect. Note that the amplifier is properly connected
- 【5-2050Mhz (2GHz) frequency range】: compatibility with all digital Ready RF signals
- 【18K gold-plated chassis】: precision zinc die-cast for maximum signal transfer and corrosion resistance
- 【High shielding structure】: lower digital noise and higher signal quality
- Connectivity Technology: Powerline
The ANTOP 4-ways Splitter splits a single incoming coaxial signal, such as satellite signal, over-the-air HD (digital TV) antenna signal, into two outgoing signals.
Product Information
※All ports female F connector 75 Ohm
※All ports DC power pass
※Light weight and compact size
※Zinc die-cast with 18K gold-plated
※Low insertion loss, high return loss and isolation for satellite and over-the-air HDTV signal
※Two pieces of screws attached.
NOTE
-Antenna effectiveness is influenced by the distance from signal origination point, station signal strength level, building construction, antenna positioning, reflections from nearby structures and any power consumption sources.
-THE AMOUNT OF FREE OVER-THE-AIR CHANNELS YOU CAN RECEIVE WILL VARY BY AREA AND ANTENNA SELECTION, CHECK SIGNAL VAILABILITY AT http://dtv.gov/maps(HTTPS://WWW.FCC.GOV/MEDIA/ENGINEERING/DTVMAPS).
Technical Specifications
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