Nedis CATV Splitter - 1 In 2 Outputs - Silver
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The Nedis SSPL200ME is an ideal solution for homeowners and installers looking to distribute a single coaxial CATV signal to two separate devices, such as televisions or cable boxes. It offers a reliable way to expand your home entertainment setup without the need for additional wall outlets, though users should be aware that splitting a signal can result in a minor reduction in signal strength, known as insertion loss.
All features
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | SSPL200ME |
| Brand | Nedis |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Does this splitter require a power supply?
No, the Nedis SSPL200ME is a passive splitter and does not require external power.
Can I use this for satellite TV signals?
This device is designed for standard CATV signals (5-1000 MHz). It may not support the higher frequencies required for some satellite systems.
What is insertion loss?
Insertion loss refers to the signal strength reduction caused by the splitter. This model has a maximum loss of 4.2 dB.
Can I connect more than two TVs?
This model is specifically designed for 2-way splitting. To connect more, you would require a larger splitter or a different configuration.
Is this suitable for outdoor use?
The housing is durable, but it is not rated as weatherproof. It should be used indoors in a dry environment.
Troubleshooting
Picture pixelation or signal loss after installation
Check all F-connector connections to ensure they are tight. If signal remains poor, verify the original signal strength at the source before the splitter.
One port has a picture but the other does not
Test the cables by swapping the outputs on the splitter. If the issue moves with the cable, replace the faulty coaxial cable.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Sturdy zinc die-cast housing prevents external interference
- Easy to install with standard F-connector interfaces
- Compact design fits easily behind entertainment units
- Cost-effective solution for multi-room TV setups
Cons
- Signal loss of 4.2 dB may affect weak original signals
- Requires coaxial cables with F-connectors to operate
- No active amplification included
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To install, ensure your source coaxial cable is securely threaded onto the input port of the splitter. Connect your output devices (like TVs or tuners) to the two numbered output ports using high-quality coaxial cables. Ensure that all F-connectors are tightened finger-tight to prevent signal leakage. The device is compatible with most standard residential cable television networks operating between 5 and 1000 MHz. Keep the unit dry and free of dust; avoid bending the connected coaxial cables at sharp angles to maintain optimal signal quality.