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The Dencon Coax Splitter is an essential tool for homeowners looking to extend a single television signal to two separate devices, making it perfect for households with multiple TVs in different rooms. Its primary benefit is the ability to simplify complex cable management while maintaining a reliable connection, though users should be aware that splitting a signal can sometimes lead to a slight reduction in signal strength depending on the original source quality.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 7113NB |
| Brand | Dencon |
This splitter is designed for standard aerial signals and may not support the specific power requirements of some satellite setups.
Splitting a signal does divide the strength. If you have a very strong signal, you will likely notice no change; if your signal is already weak, you may experience reduced quality.
No, this is a passive device and does not require electricity to operate.
You will need standard coaxial cables with matching male connectors to fit the splitter ports.
Daisy-chaining splitters is not recommended as it significantly degrades signal strength at each step.
Check that the incoming aerial cable is firmly seated and that your aerial is correctly positioned outside.
Verify the integrity of the coaxial cable running to the malfunctioning TV by swapping it with the working cable to test the port.
Installation is straightforward due to the push-fit mechanism. Simply identify the input port, connect your main aerial cable, and then attach your two television cables to the output ports. Ensure all cables are tightly connected to avoid 'pixelation' or signal loss. For maintenance, keep the device in a dry, dust-free environment. Avoid sharp bends in the attached cables, as these can damage the shielding and impede signal quality over time.
