Antronix
Antronix CMC2002H 2-Way Cable TV Splitter 5-1002 MHz
A 2-way coaxial splitter covering 5-1002 MHz with 35 dB return-path loss and 40 dB port isolation
- FeaturesUniversal
- Ideal for broadband multimedia with 5-1002 MHz bandwidth
- 35 dB return loss protects cable modem signals
- 40 dB port-to-port isolation prevents signal interference
- 6 kV ring wave surge protection secures connected devices
- Capacitively coupled F-ports block DC voltage on lines
Two-way broadband splitter
The Antronix CMC2002H is a 2-way coaxial splitter built for two-way multimedia broadband applications. It supports digital broadcast, HDTV and MoCA signals across a 5-1002 MHz bandwidth. The design targets low inter-modulation and an optimised return band to keep cable modem signals from affecting forward transmission. It suits installers running video, telephony and data such as QPSK, QAM and IPTV.
Surge protection and signal integrity
The unit withstands 6 kV ring wave surges and achieves -45 dBmV spurious and harmonics after five surges with a +55 dBmV return signal. Insertion loss stays minimal across the full 1002 MHz range. Return path output return loss reaches 35 dB while port-to-port return band isolation hits 40 dB. Capacitively coupled F-ports and 100 percent soldered back construction support reliable operation.
Provider compatibility and port layout
The splitter works with Comcast, Xfinity, RCN, Optimum, Wow, COX, Spectrum and many other cable providers. It is not recommended for Verizon, DirecTV or CenturyLink. SCTE compliant F-ports feature 1 inch port spacing and Eclipse Contact Technology. Buyers needing more than two output ports or compatibility with excluded satellite providers should choose a different model.
Highlights
- Ideal for broadband multimedia with 5-1002 MHz bandwidth
- 35 dB return loss protects cable modem signals
- 40 dB port-to-port isolation prevents signal interference
- 6 kV ring wave surge protection secures connected devices
- Capacitively coupled F-ports block DC voltage on lines
Specifications
| Brand | Antronix |
|---|---|
| Model | CMC2002H |
| Part Number | CMC2002H |
| Features | Universal |
Questions about this item
How do I install the Antronix CMC2002H splitter and which step do people often get wrong?
Connect the incoming coaxial cable to the single input port and the two outgoing cables to the output ports; the step people often miss is tightening each F-connector past finger-tight with a wrench to meet the SCTE-compliant 1 inch port spacing requirement.
What maintenance or replacement will the Antronix CMC2002H need over time?
The unit has no moving parts or consumable components; periodic inspection of the F-port contacts for corrosion and re-torquing the connectors if signal levels drop is the only upkeep required.
What limit appears first on the Antronix CMC2002H during sustained high-level use?
The 6 kV ring-wave surge protection rating is the first hard limit; beyond that energy level the internal protection can fail, so the splitter should be paired with a primary surge arrestor at the building entry point.
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