T-Splitter ShiverPeaks 83100 – RF splitter with 2x plug to 1x coupling

The ShiverPeaks T-Splitter 83100 is an RF cable splitter that converts two 9.5 mm male plug connections into a single 9.5 mm female coupling for coaxial signal routing. Designed for antenna and RF signal distribution, the unit supports typical coaxial connections used in Wi‑Fi antennas, modems and signal boosters. It features shielding attenuation and transformer decoupling to minimise interference and ensure stable signal transfer between connected devices.

Advantages

This RF splitter provides a compact, mechanical solution for combining or routing coaxial lines without requiring active electronics. Shielding attenuation reduces unwanted signal leakage and susceptibility to external noise, while transformer decoupling helps prevent ground loops and mutual interference between connected devices. The standardized connector sizes make it compatible with common coaxial antenna equipment and broadband installations.

Suitable for

• Connecting or joining two coaxial antennas or antenna-equipped devices to a single line
• Routing RF signals between modems, Wi‑Fi antenna modules and signal boosters
• Temporary or permanent cabling tasks in residential and small commercial broadband installations

Key specifications

• Connector configuration: two male plugs to one female coupling, 9.5 mm connector diameter
• Applicable to standard coaxial antenna and RF equipment
• Shielding attenuation designed to reduce signal leakage and external interference
• Transformer decoupling to minimise ground-loop effects and isolation issues
• Mechanical housing suitable for indoor broadband or antenna installations

How to use

Install the splitter by firmly inserting the two male plug cables into the splitter’s plug sockets and attaching the single female coupling to the receiving cable or device. Ensure all connections are tightened to provide good mechanical contact and to maintain shielding continuity. Place the splitter in a dry, accessible location and avoid sharp bends or compression of the coaxial cables near the connectors to preserve signal integrity.

Usage recommendations

Use this passive T-splitter where simple mechanical splitting or joining of coaxial lines is required; it is not an active amplifier and will not increase signal strength. For installations requiring precise signal balancing, amplification, or long-distance distribution, consider using active splitters or amplifiers and verify compatibility with your antenna and broadband equipment.