Satellite signal distributor Renkforce 801302, 2-way splitter, 5–1000 MHz

Renkforce 801302 is a 2-way satellite signal distributor that splits an incoming satellite or cable feed to two outputs. Designed for simple distribution of RF signals, it operates across a broad frequency range from 5 to 1000 MHz, allowing simultaneous delivery of satellite and terrestrial signals to two receivers or tuners. The compact housing is intended for home and small installation environments where one feed must serve two devices without complex configuration.

Advantages

The distributor offers a compact form factor and straightforward passive splitting with minimal signal handling complexity. Its wide frequency range supports both VHF/UHF terrestrial and typical satellite intermediate frequencies, making it suitable for mixed-signal setups. As a passive 2-way splitter, it requires no external power and provides a stable method to share one antenna or dish feed between two receivers while maintaining a predictable insertion loss and impedance matching for standard coaxial systems.

Suitable for

• Splitting a single satellite or cable feed to two set-top boxes or satellite receivers
• Small home installations and apartments requiring signal distribution to two rooms
• Temporary or permanent setups where a passive, power-free splitter is preferred
• Combining terrestrial (VHF/UHF) and satellite IF signals distribution to multiple tuners

Key specifications

• Type: 2-way passive RF splitter
• Frequency range: 5–1000 MHz
• Function: splits one input into two outputs while maintaining impedance matching
• Power requirement: passive, no external power needed
• Application: suitable for satellite and terrestrial signal distribution

How to use

Connect the incoming coaxial cable from the satellite dish or cable source to the distributor input using compatible F-type connectors. Connect up to two receivers or tuners to the distributor outputs with standard coaxial cables. Ensure all connections are properly tightened to maintain signal quality. Because the unit is passive, no power connection is required. Place the distributor in a dry, ventilated location and avoid tight bends or excessive cable strain on the coaxial connectors.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use good-quality coaxial cables and properly shielded connectors to minimize insertion loss and interference. If signal levels appear low or if more outputs are required, consider using an active splitter or a distribution amplifier to compensate for splitting losses. Verify receiver settings and perform a signal scan after installation to confirm correct reception on both devices.