BFKK
BFKK 6-Way Satellite Radio Splitter 5-2300 MHz 75Ohm
A 6-way coaxial splitter distributes 5-2300 MHz satellite signals to multiple receivers with epoxy-sealed corrosion protection
- TypeRadio Home Kit
- Connect up to six devices from one source
- Operates across 5-2300 MHz for satellite and TV signals
- Maintains 75 Ohm impedance for consistent signal quality
- Uses F-type coaxial fittings for standard cable connections
- Epoxy-sealed back cover with anti-corrosion plating for durability
Six-way splitter for multi-room satellite setups
This passive coaxial splitter divides a single satellite feed into six outputs covering the 5-2300 MHz range at 75 Ohm impedance. It is intended for installers or homeowners distributing one dish or aerial to several receivers in different rooms.
Epoxy-sealed housing with F-type connectors
The back cover uses epoxy sealing and anti-corrosion plating to protect internal contacts from moisture and oxidation. Each port accepts standard F-type plugs compatible with RG6 and RG59 coaxial cable.
Verify cable type and signal budget before ordering
Confirm that existing cabling is RG6 or RG59 and that the combined insertion loss across six ports fits the receiver sensitivity requirements. The unit provides no amplification and cannot compensate for long runs or additional splitters downstream.
Highlights
- Connect up to six devices from one source
- Operates across 5-2300 MHz for satellite and TV signals
- Maintains 75 Ohm impedance for consistent signal quality
- Uses F-type coaxial fittings for standard cable connections
- Epoxy-sealed back cover with anti-corrosion plating for durability
Specifications
| Type | Radio Home Kit |
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Questions about this item
Will the F-type connectors on the 6-way splitter need periodic replacement?
The epoxy-sealed back cover and anti-corrosion plating protect the F-type fittings from oxidation, so connector replacement is not expected under normal indoor use.
At what frequency does the 6-way splitter reach its upper limit during continuous operation?
The splitter is rated from 5 MHz to 2300 MHz, so 2300 MHz is the highest frequency it will pass without degradation.
Does the 6-way splitter generate noticeable heat when powering multiple receivers all day?
As a passive component with no active electronics, it produces no measurable heat and draws no power of its own.
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