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Wilson Electronics, Inc.

Wilson Electronics 850035 3-Way Video Splitter 4.8 dB 698-2700 MHz F Female

SKU CH-27KG-HPB5D MPN 850035

Three-way video splitter covering 698-2700 MHz with 4.8 dB loss and F female connectors

  • Weight1
  • Splits one signal to three outputs with 4.8 dB loss
  • Covers 698 to 2700 MHz for wideband compatibility
  • F female connectors fit standard coaxial cables
  • Ready to install straight from the box

Three-Way Signal Splitter

The Wilson Electronics 850035 divides a single coaxial feed into three outputs for multi-room TV or distributed antenna systems. Installers use it to share one incoming signal across several endpoints without adding active components. It suits residential and light-commercial projects that need a passive, rack-friendly distribution point.

4.8 dB Loss Across 698–2700 MHz

Each port presents a consistent 4.8 dB insertion loss over the full 698 to 2700 MHz range, so the splitter works with cellular, LTE and broadcast bands alike. All connections use F female threads for standard coaxial termination. Buyers needing lower loss per port or a different port count should select another model.

Highlights

  • Splits one signal to three outputs with 4.8 dB loss
  • Covers 698 to 2700 MHz for wideband compatibility
  • F female connectors fit standard coaxial cables
  • Ready to install straight from the box

Specifications

BrandWilson Electronics
Part Number850035
Weight1
Shipping weight0.23 kg
Package size127 × 102 × 25 mm

Questions about this item

What does the 4.8 dB loss mean for signal strength on each output?

Each of the three outputs receives roughly one-third of the input power, so expect about a 4.8 dB drop per port across the 698-2700 MHz range.

What does the F female interface limit in a typical installation?

The F female ports accept standard coaxial cables up to 2700 MHz, capping the usable bandwidth to the splitter's rated 698-2700 MHz window.

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