The Vector 1x2 indoor splitter divides one coaxial signal source into 2 outputs, supporting the full 5–2500 MHz frequency range that covers terrestrial, cable, and satellite (including Ka-band) distributions. DC pass on all ports with diode protection allows power to be fed through the splitter to an LNB or amplifier without a separate power injector.

F-type connectors provide a secure, threaded connection on each port, minimising signal loss at the connection points and ensuring long-term mechanical reliability in fixed installations.

Key Features

• 2 outputs (1 input, 2 outputs)
• F-type connectors on all ports
• Full DC power pass on all ports with diode protection
• Frequency range: 5–2500 MHz
• Low insertion loss design

Product Benefits

• DC pass on all 2 ports eliminates the need for a separate power injector when powering an LNB through the splitter
• The 5–2500 MHz range covers DVB-T/T2, DVB-C, and DVB-S/S2 signals in a single unit
• Low insertion loss (4.5–6.5 dB) preserves signal strength when splitting to 2 receivers
• Isolation of 18–22 dB between output ports prevents cross-talk between connected devices
• F-type threaded connectors provide a secure, vibration-resistant connection in permanent installations

Technical Specifications

• Type: Indoor 2-Way Splitter
• Outputs: 2
• Connector Type: F-type
• Frequency Range: 5–2500 MHz
• Insertion Loss: 4.5–6.5 dB
• Isolation: 18–22 dB
• Return Loss (in/out): 10–15 dB
• DC Power Pass (out/in): 2
• DC Protection: Diode

Why You'll Love It

• The compact indoor housing installs in a signal distribution box or behind a wall plate without taking up significant space
• All-port DC pass means a single LNB or pre-amplifier can be powered through any port without reconfiguring the cabling
• F-type connections are the standard for coaxial signal distribution, making this splitter compatible with the vast majority of existing cables and fittings
• The 2-way split is the most common configuration for dual-output satellite or aerial setups, covering the typical living room plus bedroom scenario