Cable splitter/combiner GOOBAY 67003 — 2-way RF splitter for coaxial signals

GOOBAY 67003 is a 2-way cable splitter/combiner for coaxial RF signals that allows one input to be divided into two outputs or two signals to be combined into one. The passive device requires no external power and is intended for simple distribution of TV, FM and antenna signals in home installations, set-top boxes, antennas and comparable equipment. Constructed for compatibility with standard coaxial connections, it supports common consumer RF setups where basic splitting or combining of signals is required.

Advantages

The passive design means no power supply or active components are needed, reducing complexity and potential points of failure. Compact metal housing provides mechanical robustness and basic shielding against electromagnetic interference. Simple F-type connectors enable straightforward installation with commonly used coaxial cables. Because it is bidirectional, the unit can be used either to split a single incoming signal to two devices or to combine two sources into one feed where appropriate.

Suitable for

• Distributing terrestrial TV signals to two receivers
• Splitting FM radio or antenna signals within a home
• Connecting a single antenna to multiple set-top boxes or TVs
• Combining two low-power coax feeds into one line where passive combining is acceptable

Key specifications

• Type: 2-way passive RF splitter/combiner for coaxial cable
• Connector type: F-type coaxial connectors
• Power requirement: passive (no external power)
• Application frequency range: suitable for TV, FM and general antenna signals (RF coaxial use)
• Housing: compact metal casing for durability and basic shielding
• Directionality: bidirectional (split or combine)

How to use

Connect the incoming coaxial cable to the device’s input connector and attach the two outgoing cables to the output connectors, or reverse the connections when combining signals. Ensure F-type connectors are tightened securely by hand or with a suitable coaxial wrench to maintain good contact and minimize signal loss. Place the splitter in a dry, ventilated location away from strong sources of interference and avoid excessive bending of connected coaxial cables.

Usage recommendations

Use this passive splitter for short cable runs and standard household signal distribution. For installations requiring amplification, long cable runs, satellite multiswitching or professional loss-critical applications, consider an active splitter, amplifier or a product specified for satellite or wideband use to maintain signal levels and quality.