Splitter Johansson 9507 by Johansson — RF satellite/tv signal splitter (model JOHANSSON-9507)

Johansson 9507 is a passive RF signal splitter designed to distribute television and satellite coaxial signals to multiple outputs. The unit maintains signal compatibility across outputs and is suitable for small home or apartment installations where antenna, cable or satellite feeds need to be shared between receivers, set-top boxes or TVs. Its compact passive design requires no external power and minimizes changes to the incoming RF signal when correctly installed.

Advantages

The splitter provides reliable passive splitting of RF signals without the need for power, preserving signal polarity and standard frequency ranges used by terrestrial TV and satellite reception. Its metal housing offers mechanical protection and basic shielding against external interference. The simple F-type/coax connectors ensure easy connection and compatibility with common coaxial cables used in residential installations.

Suitable for

• Distributing antenna signals to two or more TVs in a home or apartment
• Sharing a cable or satellite feed between receivers and recorders
• Small installations where a passive, power-free solution is preferred

Key specifications

• Function: Passive RF signal splitter for TV and satellite signals
• Number of outputs: Multiple outputs for distributing one input signal
• Connector type: Standard coaxial connectors compatible with residential coax cables
• Power: Passive operation — no external power required
• Housing: Sturdy metal enclosure for mechanical protection and basic shielding
• Application environment: Indoor residential and small commercial installations

How to use

Connect the incoming antenna, cable or satellite coaxial feed to the splitter input using a compatible coaxial connector. Attach coaxial cables from the splitter outputs to each receiver, TV or set-top box, ensuring secure threaded connections. Position the splitter in a dry, indoor location and avoid tight cable bends or strain on connectors. Because the device is passive, it does not require a power source; ensure source signal strength and downstream cable quality are adequate for the number of outputs used.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, use good-quality coaxial cables and minimize cable length between the splitter and each receiver. If signal levels appear weak after splitting or if multiple outputs are required over long cable runs, consider using an active distribution amplifier or professional signal conditioning equipment. Install the splitter indoors away from moisture and excessive heat, and periodically check connectors for corrosion or looseness.