2 WAY INDOOR OUTDOOR DIGITAL TV AERIAL SATELLITE SKY VIRGIN SPLITTER - LABGEAR - WBOS2F
The Labgear 2-Way Wide Band Indoor/Outdoor Aerial Satellite Splitter is designed for splitting aer...The Labgear 2-Way Wide Band Indoor/Outdoor Aerial Satellite Splitter is designed for splitting aerial or satellite signals to two outputs. It is ideal for homes or professional installations requiring multiple signal feeds from one source. The splitter comes in a weatherproof diecast housing with F-type connectors, making it suitable for exterior wall, loft, or mast mounting. It supports power pass on one port in both directions and operates across a frequency range of 5-2400MHz, covering UHF, satellite, and broadband signals. This splitter offers Class A screening for excellent shielding from interference and ensures a strong, stable connection with F-type connectors. Labgear, a British company founded in 1932, is known for its high-quality, reliable products used by professionals.
This guide helps users understand and effectively use the Labgear 2-Way Wide Band Indoor/Outdoor Aerial Satellite Splitter (WBOS2F). Ideal for homes or professional setups needing to split aerial or satellite signals, it provides two outputs from a single source. A key benefit is its weatherproof design for versatile mounting options. Note that while it supports a wide frequency range, ensure compatibility with your specific signal types.
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Model Part Number
WBOS2F
Brand
Labgear
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the frequency range supported by the splitter?
The Labgear splitter supports a frequency range of 5-2400MHz.
Can I use this splitter outdoors?
Yes, the splitter is designed with a weatherproof housing for both indoor and outdoor use.
What type of connectors does the splitter use?
The splitter uses F-type connectors.
Does this splitter support power passing?
Yes, it supports power pass on one port, in both directions.
What does Class A screening mean?
Class A screening provides excellent shielding against interference.
Where can I mount the splitter?
You can mount the splitter on an exterior wall, in a loft, or on a mast.
What should I do if the signal quality is poor?
Check all cable connections, replace the cable, and ensure there are no sources of interference near the splitter.
Troubleshooting
No signal on one or both outputs.
Check all cable connections. Ensure the cables are securely attached to the splitter and the receiving devices. Verify the signal source (aerial or satellite dish) is functioning correctly.
Weak signal or picture breakup.
Inspect the cable for any damage or kinks. Try replacing the cable or tightening the F-connectors. Check for any interference sources near the splitter or cables.
Power pass not working.
Ensure the device requiring power pass is connected to the correct port (refer to the splitter's specifications). Check the device's power supply and that it is functioning correctly.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Supports a wide frequency range for versatile signal compatibility.
Weatherproof housing allows for flexible indoor/outdoor installation.
Offers Class A screening for reduced interference.
Provides a reliable split of signals to multiple devices.
Features power pass on one port for compatible devices.
Cons
Requires F-type connectors, which may need to be purchased separately if not already available.
Limited to splitting signals into only two outputs.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation: Connect the incoming signal cable (from your aerial or satellite dish) to the 'IN' port of the splitter. Then, connect your output cables to the 'OUT' ports.
Mounting: The weatherproof design allows for exterior mounting. Ensure the splitter is securely mounted and protected from direct weather exposure.
Compatibility: This splitter is compatible with a wide range of signals (UHF, satellite, broadband) within the 5-2400MHz frequency range. Check your device's specifications to ensure compatibility.
Care: Keep the splitter clean and dry. Regularly inspect the connections to ensure they are secure. Avoid excessive bending of the coaxial cables.
Connectors: Use appropriate F-type connectors for secure and reliable connections.