2 Way Splitter - Nedis - SSPL210ME

This 2-way splitter is designed for TV and satellite applications, supporting frequencies from 5 t...

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OnBuy.comSatellite Splitter | 5 - 2400 Mhz | 6.5 Db| Number Of Inputs: 1 | Number Of Outputs: 2 | Impedance: 75 Ohm | Zinc | Silver 5412810298358
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The Nedis SSPL210ME is a 2-way splitter designed for TV and satellite applications, ideal for users who need to distribute a single signal to two devices. Its key benefit is the support for a wide frequency range (5-2400 MHz) and integrated DC power pass for satellite receivers, simplifying installations. A potential caveat is the insertion loss of 6.5 dB, which may affect signal strength in long cable runs or with sensitive equipment.

All features

Model Part NumberSSPL210ME
BrandNedis

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What is the insertion loss of this splitter?

The insertion loss for this Nedis 2-way splitter is 6.5 dB per output.

Can I use this splitter for both TV and satellite signals?

Yes, this splitter supports frequencies from 5 to 2400 MHz, making it suitable for both terrestrial TV, cable TV, and satellite applications.

Does this splitter power my satellite LNB?

Yes, it features a DC power pass function, allowing it to pass power from your satellite receiver to the LNB.

How many devices can I connect with this splitter?

This is a 2-way splitter, meaning it has one input and can connect to two output devices.

What type of connectors does it use?

It uses standard F-connectors, which are common for coaxial cables used in TV and satellite installations.

What is the housing made of?

The housing is made of durable, nickel-plated zinc die-cast material.

Is this splitter easy to install?

Yes, it is designed for easy installation with standard F-connectors and a straightforward split configuration.

Troubleshooting

No signal on one or both outputs

Check all cable connections to ensure they are secure. Verify the signal source is active. Test the cables individually. Confirm the insertion loss is acceptable for your setup, especially with long cable runs.

Poor picture quality (pixelation, freezing)

The insertion loss of 6.5 dB may be too high for your signal strength. Consider using a signal amplifier if necessary. Ensure all cable connections are tight and free from damage.

Satellite receiver does not power LNB

Ensure the DC power pass setting is enabled in your satellite receiver's menu. Verify that the LNB is connected to the port marked for DC power pass (usually the input or a specific output, check manual). Confirm the LNB is compatible with DC power pass.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Supports a broad frequency range for versatile use.
  • Includes DC power pass for satellite LNBs, simplifying setups.
  • Durable zinc construction ensures longevity.
  • Standard F-connectors provide easy and secure connections.

Cons

  • 6.5 dB insertion loss per output may weaken signal strength.
  • Requires separate splitters for more than two outputs.
  • Not suitable for combining signals from multiple sources without additional equipment.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure all connected devices and the signal source are powered off before making connections.
  2. Connect the incoming coaxial cable (from your antenna, satellite dish, or wall socket) to the input port of the splitter.
  3. Connect coaxial cables from the two output ports of the splitter to your TV, set-top box, or satellite receiver.
  4. Ensure all F-connectors are securely tightened.
  5. Power on your devices.

Compatibility:

  • Compatible with all standard coaxial cables featuring F-connectors.
  • Suitable for terrestrial TV (DVB-T/T2), cable TV (DVB-C), and satellite TV (DVB-S/S2) signals within the 5-2400 MHz range.
  • The DC power pass is designed for satellite LNBs and may not be suitable for other powered devices.

Care:

  • Keep the splitter in a dry environment.
  • Clean the exterior with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents.
  • Ensure connectors remain clean and free from dust to maintain good signal quality.

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