TRIAX 8 Way Splitter (5-2400MHz) | 8-Output Satellite & TV Signal Distributor
Distribute high-definition satellite, digital aerial, or cable signals across multiple rooms with the TRIAX 8 way splitter. Designed for both professional installers and home setups, this heavy-duty 8 way coaxial splitter splits a single incoming cable into eight clear output feeds without degrading picture quality or signal strength.
Whether you are looking to set up a multi-room TV network or need an 8 output coaxial splitter 5-2400MHz for complex AV installations, the TRIAX SCS 8 splitter delivers reliable, low-loss performance for every connected display.
Why Choose the TRIAX 8 Way Satellite Splitter?
8-Port Signal Distribution: Easily split 1 satellite or aerial feed into 8 separate outputs to power TV set-top boxes, receivers, and tuners across your home or business.
Ultra-Wide 5–2400MHz Frequency Range: Full support for DVB-T2 digital terrestrial TV, DAB radio, and DVB-S2 satellite signals, making it an all-in-one TRIAX multi room TV signal splitter.
Integrated DC Pass-Through: Features a built-in 8 way splitter with DC pass (diode-protected) on all ports, allowing power to travel back to the satellite dish LNB or masthead amplifier safely.
Class A Shielded Protection: Built inside a tin-plated, zinc die-cast housing that blocks 4G/5G mobile tower interference (LTE shielding) to eliminate signal noise and micro-dropouts.
Standard 75-Ohm F-Connectors: Equipped with standard screw-on F-female ports for secure, weather-resistant coax termination.
Technical Specifications :-
Specification
Details
Product Name
TRIAX 8 Way Splitter (SCS 8 Series)
Primary Function
8-Way Coaxial & Satellite Signal Splitter
Frequency Range
5 – 2400 MHz
Inputs / Outputs
1 Input / 8 Outputs
Impedance
75 Ohm
Connector Type
F-Female
DC Power Pass
Yes (All outputs to input, max 24V / 0.5A)
Screening Factor
Class A (>110 dB RFI Rejection)
Housing Material
Zinc Die-Cast / Tin Plated
How to Split 1 Satellite Cable to 8 TVs :-
Setting up your TRIAX 8 port TV splitter takes just a few simple steps:
Connect your main incoming coaxial feed (from the dish or antenna) into the IN port.
Connect separate RG6 coaxial cables from the OUT 1–8 ports to your respective TV locations or satellite boxes.
Tighten the F-connectors firmly to ensure optimal Class A shielded 8 way coaxial splitter performance and prevent signal leakage.
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