Splitter Televes AZ212FZ 2-way 5–1218 MHz 12 dB

Televes AZ212FZ is a 2-way coaxial splitter designed to distribute RF signals across the 5–1218 MHz frequency band with 12 dB isolation between outputs. Intended for TV and broadband installations, the splitter provides consistent frequency coverage and stable separation of two output paths while maintaining signal integrity for domestic or small commercial distribution networks.

Advantages

The unit offers wideband operation covering VHF and UHF ranges and extends into the lower broadband frequencies, allowing use with terrestrial TV, cable and some distribution headend signals. With 12 dB isolation between outputs, the splitter reduces interaction between connected loads and limits cross-talk. Its compact coaxial design facilitates straightforward in-line installation in wall cabinets, distribution boxes or near antenna feeds, while maintaining a neutral impedance for typical 75 Ω systems.

Suitable for

• Home TV signal distribution to two receivers or tuners
• Apartment or multi-dwelling units with limited branching requirements
• Small commercial or office installations requiring two-way RF split
• Integration into RF distribution cabinets or antenna feed lines

Key specifications

• Frequency range: 5–1218 MHz
• Number of outputs: 2
• Isolation between outputs: 12 dB
• Nominal impedance: 75 Ω
• Connector type: coaxial F-type compatible

How to use

Install the splitter in a dry, accessible location close to the signal source (antenna, mast amplifier or incoming cable). Connect the input to the source feed and the two outputs to the downstream coaxial cables leading to receivers or distribution lines. Ensure all connections are secure and use proper torque on F-type connectors when applicable. Verify signal levels at the receivers after installation and, if required, adjust upstream amplification to compensate for the splitter insertion loss.

Usage recommendations

Use the splitter in 75 Ω systems and avoid exposing it to moisture or direct weather without appropriate housing. For long cable runs or weak input signals, measure and, if necessary, add an inline amplifier before splitting to maintain acceptable signal margin. When combining this device with additional splitters or taps, account for cumulative insertion loss and isolation to preserve reliable reception.