Mercury BX38 Aerial Combiner/Splitter - White

Mercury High Grade Aerial Combiner Splitter - BX38 combiner/splitter - bulk. High grade Y splitter...

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This guide is for anyone looking to combine or split UHF TV aerial signals using the Mercury BX38. The primary benefit is the ability to connect multiple devices to a single aerial or combine signals from multiple aerials. Note that signal strength may be affected depending on the setup.

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ColourWhite
Model Part Number122.063UK
BrandMercury

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What does the BX38 do?

It combines or splits UHF TV aerial signals, allowing you to connect multiple devices to a single aerial or combine signals from multiple aerials.

What type of connectors does it use?

It uses standard UHF coaxial connectors.

Can I use this with satellite signals?

No, it is designed for UHF TV signals only.

Does it come with cables?

No, it does not include any coaxial cables. You will need to provide your own.

Will using this device affect my signal strength?

Splitting the signal can potentially reduce the signal strength. Combining signals from multiple aerials may improve it.

How do I connect it?

Connect your aerial to the single connector and connect each TV to the other connectors if splitting the signal. If combining aerials, connect each aerial to its own connector, then the TV to the remaining connector.

What are the dimensions?

The dimensions are 2.00cm x 2.00cm x 6.00cm.

Troubleshooting

No signal on TV

Check all connections, ensuring they are securely fastened. Check the condition of the coaxial cables and replace if necessary. Ensure your aerial is correctly positioned and that you are in a coverage area.

Poor picture quality

Check the condition of the coaxial cables and replace if necessary. Ensure the aerial is correctly positioned and that you are in a coverage area. You may need to adjust the aerial for optimal signal.

One TV has a better signal than the other

This is normal, especially when splitting the signal. Try to optimize the aerial position. Consider a signal amplifier if signal strength is a persistent problem

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Simple to use: Plug-and-play setup with standard coaxial connectors.
  • Versatile: Can be used to combine or split signals.
  • Compact Size: Easy to fit into existing setups.
  • Durable Construction: Designed for long-term use.

Cons

  • Signal Loss: Splitting signals can potentially reduce signal strength.
  • Limited Functionality: Only supports UHF signals.
  • Requires Coaxial Cables: Requires additional coaxial cables for connection (not included).
  • Performance Variation: Performance can vary based on the quality of the aerials and cables used.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Connect your UHF aerial(s) or receiving device(s) to the appropriate connectors on the BX38. Note the device has one coaxial plug to 2 coaxial sockets
  2. Ensure all connections are secure.
  3. Test the signal on your TV(s).

Compatibility:

The Mercury BX38 is compatible with UHF TV aerials and devices that use coaxial cable connections.

Care:

  • Handle with care to avoid physical damage.
  • Keep the device clean and free from dust and moisture.
  • Avoid bending or kinking the coaxial cables, as this can affect signal quality.

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