Konnoc DX-RV-2+1 splitter 434002 coaxial signal splitter 2 outputs + 1 pass-through

The Konnoc DX-RV-2+1 splitter 434002 coaxial signal splitter 2 outputs + 1 pass-through is a compact passive device for dividing a single coaxial RF or TV feed into two output lines while preserving an uninterrupted pass-through connection. It is intended for installations where one antenna or cable feed must serve multiple tuners, set-top boxes or TV points without requiring additional active amplification. The unit supports standard coaxial connections and fits easily into home or small-office wiring setups.

Advantages

The splitter provides stable passive signal distribution with low insertion loss, enabling two receivers to obtain the same signal source while a third device or downstream amplifier remains connected via the pass-through. Its compact metal housing offers mechanical protection and straightforward F-type connector ports allow simple plug-and-play installation. The design minimizes signal disruption and helps maintain consistent impedance across connections.

Suitable for

• Splitting a single antenna or cable feed to two TV sets
• Connecting multiple set-top boxes or tuners in a home setup
• Maintaining a pass-through line for a downstream device or amplifier
• Small-office environments needing basic RF distribution

Key specifications

• Type: passive coaxial splitter with two outputs and one pass-through
• Connectors: standard F-type coaxial ports for input, outputs and pass-through
• Frequency range: designed for typical TV/RF signal bands (VHF/UHF and cable frequencies)
• Insertion loss: low passive loss appropriate for short-distribution runs
• Impedance: 75 ohm matching typical coaxial TV systems
• Housing: compact metal enclosure for durability and shielding

How to use

Connect the incoming antenna or cable coaxial line to the splitter input, then attach the two output cables to the receivers or TV points you wish to serve. Use the pass-through port to continue the feed to another device or downstream amplifier if needed. Ensure all connections are tightened securely to maintain impedance and reduce signal reflections. If signal quality is insufficient across multiple outputs, evaluate cable condition and connection integrity before considering an active amplifier.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance keep cable runs short and use quality coaxial cables with proper shielding. Verify that the system impedance is 75 ohm throughout and avoid chaining multiple passive splitters without amplification. In cases of weak incoming signal or long distribution distances, use a dedicated amplifier or a distribution amplifier to preserve signal levels across all outputs.