Logico
Logico BNC 1 Male to 2 Female T Splitter 50 Pack
A 50-pack of nickel-plated T-shaped BNC splitters that divide one male signal into two female connections for CCTV installations
- Splits one BNC signal into two paths with a single T-shaped adapter
- Nickel-plated contacts resist corrosion for reliable CCTV connections
- 50-piece bulk pack covers large installations without reordering
- Male-to-dual-female layout simplifies camera and recorder hook-ups
- Compact T design fits tight junction boxes and conduit runs
50-Pack BNC T-Splitter for CCTV
This 50-pack supplies BNC T-splitters with one male and two female ports each. The nickel-plated connectors are designed for CCTV installations where a single video feed must be distributed to two devices. Buyers receive fifty identical adapters in one bulk package.
Nickel-plated T-shape splits one signal to two
The T-shaped body routes the incoming male connection to both female ports without active circuitry. Nickel plating protects the contact surfaces from oxidation during long-term indoor or sheltered outdoor use. Each splitter maintains a passive, straight-through path for the coaxial signal.
Check your cables use standard BNC connectors
Verify that the existing coaxial cables terminate in standard BNC plugs and jacks before ordering. The adapters add physical length at each junction, so confirm the extra bulk fits within your conduit or camera housing. No tools are required for connection, but the pack contains only the splitters themselves.
Highlights
- Splits one BNC signal into two paths with a single T-shaped adapter
- Nickel-plated contacts resist corrosion for reliable CCTV connections
- 50-piece bulk pack covers large installations without reordering
- Male-to-dual-female layout simplifies camera and recorder hook-ups
- Compact T design fits tight junction boxes and conduit runs
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the nickel-plated BNC contacts on these 50 T-splitters need periodic cleaning or replacement?
Nickel plating resists oxidation, so the contacts typically stay reliable without scheduled cleaning or replacement under normal indoor CCTV use.
What is the first performance limit when running 50 splitters continuously in a CCTV installation?
The practical limit is the aggregate signal loss and impedance mismatch each T-junction adds to the coaxial run, not the splitter hardware itself.
Do the 50 nickel-plated T-splitters generate noticeable heat or draw extra power during all-day CCTV operation?
They are passive connectors with no active circuitry, so they produce no measurable heat and consume no power regardless of how long the system runs.
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