Holland Electronics
Holland Electronics HFS-2D 2-Way Splitter 5-2050 MHz Diode Steered
A 5-2050 MHz two-way signal splitter with diode steering and power passing to one port
- ColorRed
- Weight0.2
- Operates across 5-2150 MHz for wideband satellite and cable distribution
- Diode-steered design passes power to a single port for LNB or amplifier feeding
- High port-to-port isolation minimises signal crosstalk between connected devices
- DISH Network approved splitter meets provider installation specifications
- Backed by Holland Electronics' engineering since 1989 in RF connectivity
What this splitter does
The Holland Electronics HFS-2D is a two-way broadband splitter built for cable, satellite and wireless distribution. It covers a 5–2050 MHz range and uses diode steering to direct power to a single port, making it suitable for installers who need reliable signal division in head-end or residential systems.
Build and connections
The unit weighs 0.2 and comes in a red housing that identifies it quickly in a rack or enclosure. Its diode-steered design passes power to one output only, so connected devices such as amplifiers or LNBs receive voltage without back-feeding into other legs of the network.
Thermals, noise and power
As a passive component it draws no power of its own and generates no audible noise. The splitter simply forwards the incoming signal and any supplied voltage, so thermal load is negligible and no cooling or external supply is required in normal operation.
Highlights
- Operates across 5-2150 MHz for wideband satellite and cable distribution
- Diode-steered design passes power to a single port for LNB or amplifier feeding
- High port-to-port isolation minimises signal crosstalk between connected devices
- DISH Network approved splitter meets provider installation specifications
- Backed by Holland Electronics' engineering since 1989 in RF connectivity
Specifications
| Brand | Holland Electronics |
|---|---|
| Color | Red |
| Weight | 0.2 |
Questions about this item
What frequency range does the HFS-2D splitter cover and how does that limit signal types?
The HFS-2D operates from 5 to 2150 MHz, covering CATV, SMATV, satellite and broadband distribution signals within that band.
What physical space and connections does the HFS-2D need for mounting?
The red housing weighs 0.2 and provides standard coaxial ports; it fits in typical splitter enclosures or wall plates used for CATV and satellite installs.
How is the HFS-2D installed and what step do installers often miss?
Connect coaxial cables to the two output ports and the input port, then ensure power is passed only to the designated port as required by the diode-steered design.
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