COMMSCOPE
COMMSCOPE 555-2700 MHz 2-Way Splitter N Female 300 W
A 555-2700 MHz two-way reactive splitter with N female connectors, 3.0 dB loss, -150 dBc PIM rating and IP65 weatherproofing for 300 W continuous power
- Low PIM for clean signals at -150 dBc
- Handles up to 300 W continuous power
- IP65 rated for indoor or outdoor use
- 555-2700 MHz range covers multiple bands
- Low 3.0 dB loss with 1.43:1 VSWR
698–2700 MHz 2-way power splitter
The CommScope S-2-TCPUSE-H-NI6 is a reactive splitter covering 698 to 2700 MHz. It divides a single RF feed into two paths with a typical insertion loss of 3.0 dB per port. The unit handles up to 300 W continuous power and 1000 W maximum. N female connectors provide standard interface compatibility.
Installers needing low PIM and weather sealing
This splitter suits distributed antenna systems, in-building coverage and small-cell sites where passive intermodulation must stay below –150 dBc. Its IP65 rating allows indoor or outdoor mounting. Buyers who require more than two output ports or a different connector type should consider alternative configurations.
N female ports and IP65 housing
The two N female terminations connect directly to common feeder cables without adapters. The IP65-rated enclosure resists dust and water ingress, so no extra weatherproofing kit is required for rooftop or pole installation. Supplied as a single unit ready for immediate integration.
Highlights
- Low PIM for clean signals at -150 dBc
- Handles up to 300 W continuous power
- IP65 rated for indoor or outdoor use
- 555-2700 MHz range covers multiple bands
- Low 3.0 dB loss with 1.43:1 VSWR
Specifications
| Brand | CommScope |
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Questions about this item
What N-female cables or connectors must I already have to attach to the splitter's ports?
You need N-female terminated coaxial cables or adapters for each of the two output ports and the single input port on this CommScope splitter.
Will the 3.0 dB insertion loss degrade signals from my older 698 MHz base-station equipment?
The splitter covers 555-2700 MHz with a flat 3.0 dB loss, so your 698 MHz gear will see the same attenuation as any other frequency in the band.
How can I confirm the splitter is delivering its rated -150 dBc PIM performance after installation?
Measure passive intermodulation at the output ports with a PIM analyser; a reading at or below -150 dBc verifies the unit is performing to specification.
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