Signal splitter DigiSat GN-2GN SP42 5–2400 MHz coaxial RTV splitter, model 77-211

DigiSat GN-2GN SP42 5–2400 MHz coaxial RTV splitter is a passive signal distribution device designed to divide an incoming RF feed into two outputs while maintaining compatibility across a wide frequency band. The splitter supports frequencies from 5 MHz up to 2400 MHz, making it suitable for terrestrial TV, satellite LNB signals and broadband RF systems. Its compact metal housing and F-type connectors are intended for straightforward installation in home and small commercial environments where a simple, reliable division of coaxial signals is required.

Advantages

The splitter provides stable passive signal division without the need for power, which simplifies installation and reduces maintenance. Its wide operational frequency range covers common TV and satellite bands as well as extended broadband frequencies, enabling compatibility with diverse RF equipment. The compact construction and standard coaxial connectors ensure easy integration into existing cabling systems and flexible placement within distribution setups.

Suitable for

• Dividing a single antenna or LNB feed to two tuners or receivers
• Small residential TV and satellite installations
• Basic broadband RF signal distribution in apartments or offices
• Temporary setups and testing where passive splitters are required

Key specifications

• Frequency range: 5–2400 MHz
• Number of outputs: 2-way split (1 input, 2 outputs)
• Connector type: F-type coaxial connectors
• Construction: compact metal housing for shielding and durability
• Passive device: no external power required

How to use

Connect the incoming RF feed (antenna or LNB) to the splitter's input connector and attach receivers or tuners to the two output ports using F-type coaxial cables. Ensure connectors are tightened by hand or with a suitable tool to maintain solid electrical contact and proper shielding. Place the splitter in a dry, ventilated location away from direct moisture and strong electromagnetic interference. Verify signal levels at the receivers and, if necessary, adjust cable lengths or use amplifiers in cases of significant signal loss over long runs.

Usage recommendations

Use the splitter in installations where passive distribution is acceptable; for longer cable runs or when splitting to multiple devices beyond two outputs, consider active distribution amplifiers to compensate for insertion loss. Avoid exposing the device to water and extreme temperatures to preserve performance and connector integrity.