Ruth's sister
Ruth's sister BNC Splitter Adapter Male to Dual Female Tee 50 Ohm internal power cable
Splits one BNC male signal into two female outputs for RF, audio and CCTV use with 50 Ohm impedance and PTFE insulation
- Splits one BNC signal into two paths with a male-to-dual-female tee design
- Maintains 50 Ohm impedance for consistent RF and video performance
- Brass body with PTFE insulators ensures reliable conductivity and signal integrity
- Rated to 250 °C for stable operation in demanding environments
- Suits antenna, CCTV, Wi-Fi, broadcast and digital communication systems
BNC Male to Dual Female Tee Adapter
The Ruth's sister BNC splitter is a 50 Ohm coaxial connector with one male and two female ports. Brass construction and PTFE insulation support signal transmission up to 250°C. It suits RF, audio, Wi-Fi, CCTV and digital communication systems needing a three-way split.
Installers splitting a single coaxial feed
Technicians distributing antenna, radio or wireless LAN signals to two devices will find the tee convenient. The adapter is not suited for applications requiring a different impedance value or for setups that demand a female-to-male gender arrangement.
50 Ohm impedance specification
The connector is rated at 50 Ohm, which determines compatibility with matching coaxial cables and RF equipment. Verify that your system uses the same impedance before purchasing.
Highlights
- Splits one BNC signal into two paths with a male-to-dual-female tee design
- Maintains 50 Ohm impedance for consistent RF and video performance
- Brass body with PTFE insulators ensures reliable conductivity and signal integrity
- Rated to 250 °C for stable operation in demanding environments
- Suits antenna, CCTV, Wi-Fi, broadcast and digital communication systems
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What coaxial cable impedance must I already use for this BNC splitter to match correctly?
The adapter is built for 50 Ohm coaxial cable, so your existing cable and equipment should also be 50 Ohm to avoid mismatch.
Will this brass tee connector work with my older BNC cables that use different insulator materials?
Yes, the PTFE insulators and brass body are standard BNC dimensions, so they mate with legacy BNC male and female cables regardless of their original insulator type.
How can I verify the splitter is passing signal properly after I connect it?
Check for continuity between the centre pins of all three ports with a multimeter and confirm low insertion loss on a network analyser or by observing clean signal on the connected equipment.
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