Cable splitter Axing BAB 1-24P 5 - 1218 MHz 24 dB — 1-input to 24-output passive splitter

Axing BAB 1-24P is a passive cable splitter designed to distribute an RF signal from a single input to 24 outputs. The device operates across the 5–1218 MHz frequency range and provides 24 dB isolation between outputs, making it suitable for coaxial distribution in communal, MATV or SMATV systems. Its compact, rack-friendly housing and fixed attenuation characteristics enable simultaneous feeding of multiple receivers while maintaining predictable signal levels across many outlets.

Advantages

The splitter delivers uniform passive distribution without active components, ensuring long-term reliability and low maintenance. Wide frequency coverage supports terrestrial, cable and some satellite intermediate-frequency signals within the specified band. High inter-port isolation reduces interference between connected receivers, and the robust metal enclosure protects the unit in shared installations and technical cabinets.

Suitable for

• Communal antenna systems in apartment buildings
• MATV and SMATV installations in hotels and public venues
• Large multi-room or multi-apartment coaxial distributions
• Systems requiring passive, maintenance-free signal splitting

Key specifications

• Frequency range: 5–1218 MHz
• Number of outputs: 24
• Number of inputs: 1
• Isolation between outputs: 24 dB
• Type: passive splitter
• Connector type: coaxial F-type compatible (industry standard)
• Enclosure: metal housing suitable for technical cabinets

How to use

Connect the incoming RF feed to the single input connector and attach coaxial cables from the 24 output connectors to the respective receivers or outlet points. Ensure connectors are tightened to prevent signal loss and use quality coaxial cable with appropriate impedance (75 Ω) for all runs. Place the splitter in a dry, ventilated location inside a distribution cabinet or rack and avoid exposure to moisture or excessive heat. Check signal levels at endpoints after installation and, if necessary, use inline attenuators or amplifiers elsewhere in the system to achieve desired levels.

Usage recommendations

For best results in multi-dwelling or commercial installations, verify the overall link budget before deployment. Because the unit is passive with fixed attenuation and isolation, more complex systems may require amplifiers or equalizers to compensate for long cable runs or multiple cascaded components. Use corrosion-resistant connectors and consider surge protection at the incoming feed in areas prone to lightning or electrical transients.