Nedis Satellite Splitter 5-2400 MHz 17.0 DB Inp: 1 Outp: 6 Impedance: 75 ? Zinc

Nedis Satellite Splitter | Route one feed to six outputs

One satellite feed can be directed to six outputs with the Nedis Satellite Splitter, giving you a clear way to plan a setup that needs several outgoing connections. It suits anyone who needs to distribute a satellite signal rather than run a separate incoming line to every point. The splitter covers 5–2400 MHz and has a 75 Ω impedance, details that help when matching it to the requirements of a planned installation. Its stated 17.0 dB figure is included in the product specification, without assigning it a particular meaning here. The body is zinc and the supplier lists its colour as silver. The main thing to get right is the connection plan: this model has one input and six outputs, so count the outgoing points you intend to serve before choosing it.

Planning your connections

A splitter is a routing component, so it’s worth sketching the signal path before you fit it. Mark the incoming satellite connection, then identify the six possible outgoing connections and which ones your setup needs. That simple check helps you see whether a one-input, six-output layout matches the job, instead of choosing by appearance or name alone. Keep the product’s stated frequency range and impedance in view when comparing it with the requirements of the wider installation. Those figures describe this splitter; they don’t, by themselves, tell you what other equipment is present in your system. If your planned layout is clear, the key decision is straightforward: this Nedis model provides one input and six outputs for satellite signal distribution.

Technical Specifications

• Type: Satellite splitter
• Frequency range: 5–2400 MHz
• Stated value: 17.0 dB
• Inputs: 1
• Outputs: 6
• Impedance: 75 Ω
• Material: Zinc
• Colour: Silver