Nedis Catv-Splitter 5 1000MHz Intermediate Damping 10.0 DB Outputs 6 75 Ohm Zink

Nedis CATV Splitter 5–1000 MHz, 6 Outputs, 75 Ohm, Zinc | Routes CATV to six cable runs

The Nedis CATV Splitter covers 5–1000 MHz and has six outputs, giving households and installers a way to distribute a CATV feed across several coaxial runs. It’s intended for a setup where one incoming television cable needs to reach multiple points. The listed 75-ohm impedance and 10.0 dB intermediate damping are useful figures to compare with the rest of your coax installation. Its zinc construction makes it a practical component for a fixed cable distribution point. If your wiring plan calls for six destination connections, the output count is clear; for a smaller layout, this may offer more outputs than you need. Its purpose is straightforward: split a CATV feed, with the frequency range and damping stated for planning the signal path.

Before choosing a place for a CATV splitter, map the incoming feed and the cable routes to their destinations. A splitter sits at the junction in the coax path, dividing the feed toward separate runs; it isn’t an extension cable or a general-purpose adapter. Think about access to that junction too, so the connections remain reachable if the wiring plan changes or needs attention later. The number of outputs gives you a clear limit for the runs this unit can serve. Matching the electrical values to the other parts of the coax network also matters: a splitter is part of the signal path, not just a point where cables meet. This Nedis model is best suited to a CATV distribution plan where its stated output count and electrical details fit the installation.

Technical Specifications

• Frequency range: 5–1000 MHz
• Intermediate damping: 10.0 dB
• Number of outputs: 6
• Impedance: 75 ohm
• Material: Zinc