Signal splitter DigiSat GN-2GN SP12 5–2400 MHz for RTV distribution (model 77-215#)

DigiSat GN-2GN SP12 5–2400 MHz is a compact RTV signal splitter intended for passive distribution of television and radio signals. Designed to cover terrestrial, cable and satellite frequency ranges from 5 to 2400 MHz, this inline splitter allows multiple receivers or set-top boxes to share a single antenna or cable feed without active amplification. The model is suitable for simple home and small-installation setups where a reliable, low-maintenance passive split is required.

Advantages

The splitter provides wideband frequency coverage, ensuring compatibility with DVB-T/T2 terrestrial signals, cable TV bands and most satellite IF ranges within the 5–2400 MHz span. Its passive design requires no external power, making installation straightforward and reducing points of failure. The compact inline form factor simplifies mounting inside cabinets or near distribution points and minimizes signal path length. Built-in impedance matching and consistent split ratio deliver predictable signal distribution across outputs for typical consumer reception equipment.

Suitable for

• Distributing a single antenna or cable feed to two receivers or set-top boxes
• Small residential RTV installations and simple signal sharing
• Temporary setups where no powered amplifier is available
• Inline placement in existing coax runs to split signal without rewiring

Key specifications

• Frequency range: 5–2400 MHz
• Function: passive two-way signal splitter
• Connector type: coaxial F-type compatible (female inputs/outputs)
• Form factor: compact inline housing suitable for close-to-equipment installation
• Power: passive, no external power required
• Application: terrestrial, cable and satellite IF signal distribution

How to use

Connect the incoming antenna or cable feed to the splitter's input connector and attach the two output connectors to the receivers or set-top boxes using appropriate coaxial cables. Ensure connectors are tightened to prevent signal loss and that cables are intact and of suitable quality for the 5–2400 MHz range. As a passive device, the splitter does not require power or configuration; if signal levels are weak after splitting, consider using a powered distribution amplifier or a different distribution topology to compensate for insertion loss.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use short, high-quality coaxial cables between the splitter and receivers and avoid additional splitters in series. If you need to distribute signals to more than two devices or expect long cable runs, use a powered distribution amplifier designed for the required frequency range to maintain signal strength.