BFKK
BFKK Power Pass Coaxial Splitter 3 Way 5-2300MHz 75Ohm F Type Radio Home Kit
Distributes a single coaxial signal to three devices across a 5–2300 MHz range with 75 Ohm F-type connections
- TypeRadio Home Kit
- Splits one signal to three devices
- Epoxy-sealed housing resists corrosion
- Operates across 5-2300 MHz range
- 75 Ohm impedance matches standard cable
- F-type connectors fit RG6 and RG59 cables
What this splitter does
This three-way coaxial splitter divides one signal source so that multiple receivers can operate from a single feed. It covers a 5-2300 MHz range at 75 Ohm impedance and uses F-type connectors compatible with RG6 and RG59 cable. The epoxy-sealed back cover adds corrosion resistance for indoor or protected outdoor use. The kit suits satellite TV or radio distribution in a home installation.
When to choose a three-way split
A three-way splitter replaces a two-way unit when a third outlet is needed without adding another splitter and extra cable runs. Each output carries the full 5-2300 MHz bandwidth, so the jump is worth it when the installer wants to keep the parts count low and the signal path short. It is not for systems that require more than three drops or that need power-passing on every port.
What to verify before ordering
Confirm that the incoming and outgoing cables use F-type connectors and are either RG6 or RG59. Check that the 75 Ohm impedance matches the rest of the distribution network. Ensure the mounting location can accommodate the epoxy-sealed housing and that a single power-pass port meets the powering scheme of the connected equipment.
Highlights
- Splits one signal to three devices
- Epoxy-sealed housing resists corrosion
- Operates across 5-2300 MHz range
- 75 Ohm impedance matches standard cable
- F-type connectors fit RG6 and RG59 cables
Specifications
| Type | Radio Home Kit |
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Questions about this item
What cable types fit the F-type connectors on this three-way splitter?
The splitter accepts standard RG6 and RG59 coaxial cables with 75 Ohm impedance.
How do I connect the power-pass port so the satellite receiver feeds the LNB?
Attach the receiver feed to the single power-pass port; the other two ports are output-only and block DC voltage.
When should the epoxy-sealed back cover be inspected or the unit replaced?
Check the seals after severe weather or if signal loss appears; corrosion on the plating means the splitter should be swapped.
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