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Wilson Electronics, Inc.
A 75 ohm RF splitter divides a 698-700 MHz cellular signal four ways with low insertion loss up to 2.70 GHz
The Wilson 850036 divides a single RF feed into four equal paths for cellular signal distribution systems. It operates across the 698-700 MHz and 2.70 GHz bands with 75 ohm impedance. Low insertion loss and high isolation preserve signal quality to each connected antenna.
This splitter suits projects that require one amplified source to feed multiple similarly sized coverage areas. It is not intended for applications needing unequal power splits, different connector types, or operation outside the stated frequency ranges.
The 75 ohm characteristic impedance determines compatibility with the coaxial cables and antennas in a cellular booster system. Mismatched impedance increases reflection and degrades coverage, so verifying this value against the rest of the installation is the decisive step.
| Brand | Wilson |
|---|---|
| Type | RF Splitters |
| Changer Type | RF Splitter |
| Bandwidth | 2.70 GHz |
| Shipping weight | 0.45 kg |
| Package size | 127 × 127 × 25 mm |
You need 75 ohm coaxial cables with F-type connectors on both ends — one for the input from your booster or distribution hub and one for each of the four outputs to your antennas.
Yes, its rated bandwidth covers 698 MHz to 2.70 GHz, so it passes the full 698–700 MHz cellular band along with higher-frequency services.
Measure the signal level at each of the four output ports with a spectrum analyser or signal meter; each port should read roughly the same level, reflecting the specified –3 dB split.
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