Splitter RI-3/1F-BL by No name — RI-3/1F-BL

The RI-3/1F-BL splitter by No name is a passive RF/coaxial cable splitter designed to divide one input signal into three outputs. It is intended for distributing antenna, TV or FM signals to multiple receivers in domestic or small commercial installations. The compact housing and straightforward passive design make it suitable for setups that require signal branching without additional amplification.

Advantages

The splitter provides simultaneous distribution of a single coaxial signal to three outputs while maintaining a simple, passive operation that requires no external power. Its compact form factor allows for easy placement near antenna outlets, distribution boxes or behind entertainment cabinets. The passive design minimizes maintenance and avoids introducing additional noise from active components.

Suitable for

• Distributing antenna or TV signals to multiple receivers in a home
• Branching FM radio signals to several tuners
• Small commercial installations with low-loss passive splitting needs
• Temporary setups where a simple, power-free split is required

Key specifications

• Type: passive RF/coaxial splitter with one input and three outputs
• Signal compatibility: antenna, TV and FM signals over coaxial cable
• Form factor: compact, wall- or shelf-mountable housing
• Power requirement: none (passive device)
• Connectors: standard coaxial F-type compatible connections

How to use

Connect the incoming coaxial cable carrying the antenna, TV or FM signal to the splitter’s input connector, then attach up to three coaxial cables from the splitter outputs to the respective receivers or tuners. Ensure connectors are tightened securely for stable contact. Because the unit is passive, place it close to the source or distribution point to minimize cable length and avoid additional signal loss. No power connection is required.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use quality coaxial cables and keep cable runs as short as practical. If signal strength is marginal after splitting, consider using an amplified distribution amplifier rather than additional passive splitters. Verify connector compatibility and tighten fittings to prevent signal degradation.