Right Angled Coaxial Y Splitter - White
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The Electrovision Right Angled Coaxial Y Splitter is designed for home entertainment enthusiasts who need to feed a single antenna or cable signal to two separate devices simultaneously. Its primary benefit is the space-saving, right-angled form factor that reduces strain on cables in confined spaces, though it is important to note that splitting a signal can sometimes lead to a slight reduction in signal strength depending on the original source quality.
All features
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | F361AD |
| Brand | Electrovision |
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FAQs
Will this splitter boost my signal?
No, this is a passive device. It splits the signal, which naturally results in a slight decrease in strength rather than an increase.
Can I use this for satellite TV connections?
This is designed for standard coaxial connections. Compatibility with specialized satellite systems may vary depending on power requirements.
Does this splitter require a power source?
No, it is a passive hardware component and does not require electricity to function.
How do I ensure a tight fit?
Ensure the central copper core of your coaxial cable is straight and push the connector firmly until it seats fully into the socket.
Is this suitable for outdoor use?
The product is designed for indoor use. Exposure to moisture or extreme weather may degrade the connections.
Troubleshooting
Weak signal or snowy picture on both devices
Check all connections for a secure fit. If the problem persists, the source signal strength may be insufficient for splitting.
One device works but the other does not
Swap the cables between the two output ports to determine if the issue is with the cable or the splitter port.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Reduces cable clutter with right-angled orientation
- Prevents cable kinking and long-term connection damage
- Enables simultaneous use of two devices from one source
- Easy plug-and-play installation
Cons
- Signal loss may occur if the original source signal is weak
- Not intended for active amplification of signals
- Limited to two output ports only
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To install, ensure your source device is powered off to avoid potential short circuits during connection. Firmly push the male coaxial plugs of your secondary devices into the splitter, and attach the input cable to the corresponding socket. For care, avoid bending the cables excessively at the junction point. Keep the connector clean and free of dust or debris, as dirt buildup can degrade signal quality. If the connection feels loose, verify that the inner conductor wire of your coaxial cable is straight and not bent before inserting it into the splitter socket.