Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Antronix
A 2-way coaxial splitter with 5–42 MHz return band and 3.5 dB average signal loss for bidirectional RG6/RG59 communication
The Antronix CMC2002H-2 is a two-way coaxial splitter built for bidirectional RG6 and RG59 communication. It supports multimedia broadband applications including video, telephony and digital data such as QPSK, QAM and IPTV. The optimised return band of 5 to 42 MHz prevents high cable modem signals from interfering with forward path transmission. It is not intended for satellite TV SWM installations.
Average insertion loss is 3.5 dB across the operating range, rising to 3.7 dB at 1002 MHz. All F ports incorporate 6 kV ring wave surge protection tested to IEEE procedures for lightning and over voltage events. Nickel alloy plating on every port provides maximum corrosion resistance in any environment. The low inter-modulation design maintains signal integrity for sensitive two-way data services.
The black splitter body carries F type connectors compatible with standard RG6 and RG59 coaxial cables. No additional adapters, mounting hardware or configuration software are included or required. The passive design needs no power supply and introduces no active electronics into the signal path. Installers simply connect the incoming feed and two output lines for immediate operation.
| Brand | ANTRONIX |
|---|---|
| Model | CMC2002H-2 |
| Type | Splitters |
| Color | Black |
| Features | Two Way Splitter |
Connect the incoming coaxial cable to the input port and devices to the two output ports; the common mistake is using it for satellite SWM installations, which it is not designed for.
The nickel alloy plating on all F ports provides high corrosion resistance, so no routine maintenance is required; replace only if physical damage or surge events degrade performance.
The splitter introduces an average -3.5 dB signal loss, rising to -3.7 dB at 1002 MHz, which is the primary limit affecting forward band transmission under continuous load.
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