Axing antenna splitter F 1-way to 2-way model BVE 20-01 (MPN 77-135)

The Axing antenna splitter F 1-way to 2-way model BVE 20-01 converts a single F-type coaxial input into two F-type outputs for simultaneous connection of two devices. Designed for distributing terrestrial TV and FM/DAB radio signals or cable TV within homes and small commercial installations, this compact splitter maintains the usual F-connector compatibility and installs inline with standard coaxial cables.

Advantages

The device provides a simple passive signal split without need for power, ensuring straightforward installation and low maintenance. Its compact metal housing and standard F connectors deliver reliable physical connection and mechanical durability. The splitter supports common coaxial cable setups, minimizing the need for additional adapters or special connectors.

Suitable for

• Splitting a single antenna or cable feed to two televisions
• Connecting both TV and radio receivers to the same antenna
• Small residential or office installations with F-type coaxial wiring
• Situations where a passive, power-free splitter is preferred

Key specifications

• Connector type: F-type input and two F-type outputs
• Function: passive 1-to-2 signal splitter for coaxial RF signals
• Form factor: compact inline housing suitable for indoor installations
• Mechanical: threaded F connectors for secure attachment
• Application: terrestrial TV, FM/DAB radio and cable TV signal distribution

How to use

Disconnect the coaxial cable from the source device, screw the splitter’s F-type input onto the incoming cable, and attach each output to the devices you want to receive the signal. Tighten the threaded connectors by hand and, if needed, use a proper F-connector wrench to ensure a firm connection without over-tightening. Place the splitter close to the antenna or distribution point to minimize cable run loss and avoid installing it in wet or exposed outdoor locations unless housed appropriately.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, use good-quality coaxial cables and keep cable lengths to a minimum after the splitter. If signal loss is noticeable on connected devices, consider using an active distribution amplifier or repositioning the splitter closer to the signal source.