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Metal satellite signal splitter with six coaxial ports and power cable

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Ruth's sister 6 Way Satellite Splitter 5-2400MHz internal power cable

SKU CH-NE6G-N02SC

A six-output satellite signal splitter distributing TV feeds from 5 to 2400 MHz

  • Distributes satellite signal to six receivers
  • Supports frequencies up to 2400 MHz for SATV and CATV
  • Splits one antenna feed for multiple rooms
  • New condition ensures reliable performance out of the box

6-Way Satellite Signal Splitter

This new splitter divides a single satellite or cable TV feed into six separate outputs. It covers the full 5–2400 MHz frequency range used by SATV and CATV systems. The unit is designed for indoor distribution to multiple receivers or set-top boxes. Installation suits standard coaxial cable runs in residential or commercial setups.

Check your coaxial connectors

Verify that your existing cables use F-type or compatible connectors to match the splitter ports. Confirm the incoming signal source operates within the stated 5–2400 MHz band. Ensure you have enough coaxial cable length to reach each of the six output locations. Buyers needing more than six distribution points will require an additional splitter or a higher-port model.

Highlights

  • Distributes satellite signal to six receivers
  • Supports frequencies up to 2400 MHz for SATV and CATV
  • Splits one antenna feed for multiple rooms
  • New condition ensures reliable performance out of the box

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What comes inside the 6 Way Satellite Splitter package and do I need extra F-type cables?

The box contains the splitter unit only; you must supply your own F-type coaxial cables for each of the six outputs.

Should I pick this 5-2400MHz model or a lower-frequency splitter for my satellite setup?

Choose this 5-2400MHz version because it covers the full satellite IF band; a lower-frequency splitter would block higher transponders.

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