Nedis Catv-Splitter 5 1000MHz Intermediate Damping 6.8 dB Outputs 3 75 Ohm Zink

Nedis CATV Splitter | Route one CATV feed to three outputs

For distributing a cable-TV feed to several points, the Nedis CATV Splitter provides three outputs from one CATV signal. It covers 5–1000 MHz and has intermediate damping of 6.8 dB, with a 75-ohm impedance and a zinc body. That makes it a clearly specified splitter for a cable-TV distribution setup where those values suit the rest of the signal path. You can place it where a single incoming line needs to branch towards multiple destinations, rather than running separate feeds from the source. The 6.8 dB damping is worth keeping in mind when planning that path: splitting a signal involves signal loss, so the splitter’s figure matters alongside the other equipment in the system. It’s a straightforward component, but matching its stated range and impedance to your setup is the practical part.

For a planned CATV signal path

A splitter is used to divide one cable-TV signal between connected branches. Here, the three-output layout gives you a defined point for that division. Think about where the incoming line reaches the area you want to serve, then whether the splitter’s outputs can be routed from there to the intended destinations. That simple bit of planning helps keep the cable run understandable and makes the splitter’s role in the setup clear. The frequency range, damping and impedance are useful details to compare with the other CATV components in the same path; they describe the splitter itself, not what a particular screen or receiver will show. If you’re replacing an existing splitter, its markings can also help you compare the parts directly. For a new layout, this Nedis model gives you the key figures up front, without asking you to guess what kind of CATV component it is.

Technical Specifications

• Type: CATV splitter
• Frequency range: 5–1000 MHz
• Intermediate damping: 6.8 dB
• Number of outputs: 3
• Impedance: 75 ohm
• Material: Zinc