Distribution element - 3-way

This coaxial splitter is designed for distributing a coaxial signal to three connections. This 3-way TV splitter can divide one antenna or cable signal to multiple televisions, receivers, or other coaxial devices. This allows multiple devices to be connected to the same coaxial installation. The splitter is equipped with F-connector female connections. This type of connection is commonly used in cable networks and broadband coaxial installations. The splitter has one input and three outputs, making it easy to distribute the signal to three coaxial cables. With a frequency range of 5 – 1218 MHz, this splitter is suitable for modern cable networks. This means the product can be used for television, radio, and data signals via coaxial installations. The splitter is 1.2 GHz ready and suitable for networks using DOCSIS 3.1 technology. The splitter has an insertion loss of 4.1 dB at 862 MHz and high isolation between the outputs. This ensures stable signal distribution and limits interference between connected devices. The splitter has a high shielding class (Class A+) and features 4G/LTE interference suppression. This effectively blocks interference from mobile networks. In addition, the splitter is return-path enabled, allowing two-way data signal traffic for cable internet. The housing is made of cast zinc and features a grounding connection, which ensures good shielding and stable operation within coaxial installations. Specifications • Type coaxial splitter / 3-way TV splitter • Brand Hirschmann Multimedia – DFC 0631 • Connection 1 F-connector female (input) • Connection 2 F-connector female (output) • Connection 3 F-connector female (output) • Connection 4 F-connector female (output) • Frequency range 5 – 1218 MHz • Insertion loss 4.1 dB (@ 862 MHz) • Shielding class Class A+ • 4G/LTE interference suppression yes • Return-path enabled yes • Supports MoCA 2.0, 1.2 GHz ready • Impedance 75 Ohm • Housing material cast zinc • Dimensions 63 × 53 × 20 mm Explanation of used terms Coax Coax (coaxial) is a cable type used for transmitting television, radio, and data signals. F-connector An F-connector is a coaxial connector widely used in cable networks and broadband coaxial installations. Coax splitter A coax splitter divides one antenna signal into multiple outputs so that multiple devices can be connected to the same coaxial installation. Frequency range The frequency range indicates which signal frequencies can be passed through a device. Insertion loss Insertion loss indicates how much signal loss occurs when a signal is split by a splitter. Return-path enabled Return-path enabled means that the device is suitable for two-way data signal traffic, such as with cable internet. DOCSIS 3.1 DOCSIS 3.1 is a technology for cable internet that enables higher data speeds via coaxial networks. Class A+ Class A+ is a shielding class for coaxial components, indicating that the product is very well protected against external interference. MoCA MoCA (Multimedia over Coax Alliance) is a technology that allows data networks to be implemented over coaxial cables. Ask a product question