Terra TV/SAT Splitter SD-904 — passive splitter for TV and satellite signals

Terra TV/SAT Splitter SD-904 is a passive splitter designed to divide a single incoming TV and satellite RF feed to multiple outputs. The device routes antenna and dish signals without active amplification, preserving the original signal path for connected televisions, set-top boxes and satellite receivers. Its compact, metal housing and F-type connector fittings make it suitable for small residential or light commercial installations where simple signal distribution is required.

Advantages

The passive design ensures no additional noise or power requirement while providing stable signal routing to multiple devices. Construction with standard F-type connectors allows compatibility with common coaxial cables and equipment. The unit’s compact form factor supports straightforward mounting in wiring closets or near antenna installations, and the metal casing offers mechanical protection and some shielding against external interference.

Suitable for

• Distributing a single terrestrial antenna feed to several TVs or tuners
• Splitting a satellite LNB feed to multiple satellite receivers
• Small apartments, homes, or light commercial setups requiring passive signal distribution
• Temporary installations or test environments where amplification is not needed

Key specifications

• Function: passive TV and satellite RF splitter
• Signal types supported: terrestrial TV (VHF/UHF) and satellite RF
• Connectors: F-type coaxial connectors for input and outputs
• Number of outputs: multiple outputs for independent receivers (see product model for exact count)
• Power: passive device, no external power required
• Housing: compact metal enclosure for mechanical protection and shielding

How to use

Connect the incoming antenna or satellite feed to the splitter’s input F-type connector and attach coaxial cables from the splitter outputs to the respective TVs or satellite receivers. Ensure all connectors are tightened to provide good electrical contact. Because the splitter is passive, verify signal levels at each receiver after installation; long cable runs or multiple splits may require a distribution amplifier if signal strength is insufficient. Follow standard safety practices when working near antenna dishes or roof installations.

Usage recommendations

Use the splitter where passive distribution is sufficient and signal levels from the source are adequate. For installations with long cable runs, several splits, or weak incoming signals, consider adding a suitable line amplifier or active multiswitch to maintain reliable reception. Avoid exposing the unit to prolonged moisture; install it in a dry, ventilated space and use properly rated outdoor enclosures or weatherproof connectors if placed outdoors.