Holland Electronics
Holland Electronics HFS-3D 3-Way Splitter 2150 MHz Red
A 5–2150 MHz three-way RF splitter with solder-back shielding exceeding 130 dB, flat F ports spaced 1" apart, and diode-protected DC pass-through rated for 35 V and 1.0 A across –40 °C to 60 °C
- ColorRed
- Weight0.2
- Wideband 5-2150 MHz covers cable, satellite and data
- Higher return loss reduces signal reflections on every port
- Ultra-flat response keeps levels even across the band
- Solder-back sealed housing delivers 140 dB RFI shielding
- Diode-protected circuitry passes DC power from any output to the input
Three-Way RF Splitter for Cable and Satellite
The Holland HFS-3D splits a single coaxial feed into three outputs across a 5 to 2150 MHz range. It serves residential and commercial installations that distribute cable TV or satellite signals to multiple rooms. The red housing identifies the model at a glance.
Sustained Distribution Performance
Ultra-flat response keeps signal levels even across the full bandwidth during continuous operation. Higher return loss reduces reflections that can degrade picture quality over long cable runs. Solder-back construction maintains 140 dB RFI shielding without degradation over time.
Thermal and Power Characteristics
The unit operates from -40°C to +60°C without active cooling. Diode-protected circuitry passes DC power up to 35 V and 1.0 A from any output port back to the input for line-powered amplifiers. Impedance is 75 ohms with port spacing of 1 inch.
Highlights
- Wideband 5-2150 MHz covers cable, satellite and data
- Higher return loss reduces signal reflections on every port
- Ultra-flat response keeps levels even across the band
- Solder-back sealed housing delivers 140 dB RFI shielding
- Diode-protected circuitry passes DC power from any output to the input
Specifications
| Brand | Holland Electronics |
|---|---|
| Model | 3-WaySplitterV1 |
| Part Number | HFS-3D |
| Color | Red |
| Weight | 0.2 |
Questions about this item
Does the splitter generate heat or noise when it runs continuously?
It is a passive component with no fan or active circuitry, so it produces no audible noise and negligible heat during all-day operation.
What cables or connectors must I already have to use the three output ports?
Each port uses a standard 75-ohm F-type connector spaced one inch apart, so you need three coaxial cables with matching F plugs.
Will it work with older 75-ohm coax runs and legacy set-top boxes?
Yes, the 5–2150 MHz bandwidth and 75-ohm impedance match traditional cable-TV and satellite installations, and the solder-back housing provides over 130 dB RFI shielding for clean signals on aged wiring.
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