Round splitter Konnoc DX-R3 434000 — coaxial signal splitter (model DX-R3)

Konnoc DX-R3 434000 is a round coaxial signal splitter designed for in-wall or concealed installations. The compact form factor allows a single incoming RF signal to be distributed to multiple outputs while fitting into standard round wall boxes. The model DX-R3 is intended for residential or small office setups where tidy, hidden cabling and reliable signal distribution are required for TV, antenna, or other RF equipment.

Advantages

The round design integrates with common in-wall housings, minimizing visible hardware and maintaining a neat installation. Its coaxial connectivity provides stable RF signal distribution with minimal additional wiring. The device supports multiple outputs from one input, reducing the need for separate signal sources and simplifying cabling paths behind walls or in service panels.

Suitable for

• Distributing antenna or terrestrial TV signals to several receivers
• In-wall installations in homes and apartments
• Small office environments with concealed cable runs
• Renovation projects requiring compact wall-mounted splitters

Key specifications

• Connector type: coaxial RF connectors suitable for antenna/TV cabling
• Form factor: round, in-wall style compatible with standard round wall boxes
• Function: passive signal splitting from one input to multiple outputs
• Mounting: designed for concealed mounting in walls or distribution boxes
• Application: terrestrial TV, antenna signals, RF distribution for multiple receivers

How to use

Install the splitter in a compatible round wall box or distribution enclosure and secure it according to local electrical and building regulations. Connect the incoming coaxial cable carrying the antenna or TV signal to the input connector, then attach coaxial leads from the output connectors to the respective receivers or wall outlets. Ensure connections are tightened to provide good contact and minimize signal loss. Because the unit is passive, it does not require external power; verify signal levels at connected devices and, if necessary, use an inline amplifier upstream to compensate for splitting losses.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, use quality coaxial cables and properly shielded connectors. Keep cable runs as short as practical and avoid sharp bends. If multiple splits reduce signal strength below acceptable levels, consider an active distribution amplifier or a splitter with built-in amplification. Follow local codes for in-wall installations and, when in doubt, consult a qualified installer.