3 Star EVO1-SP-8V 8-way 1 GHz Coaxial Cable TV Antenna Signal Splitter
Engineered with reliability and functionality in mind Evolution’s digital splitters deliver superb RF performance for today’s evolving cable networks. With quality as our primary objective, 100% of our splitters are QC tested at the factory prior to being shipped. Our UL Listed splitters are specially designed with raised bodies to provide more room for the installation of connectors and to allow moisture to pass behind the splitter instead of trapping moisture on the back plate. The unique manufacturing process used to make our digital splitters eliminates parting lines on the splitters ports, which are a source of moisture migration. Patented, enhanced conical seizure mechanisms are used in all splitters to maximize contact surface and center conductor retention. The zinc die cast housings and back plates are plated using a proprietary multilayer nickel plating process that offers excellent corrosion protection. All back plates are soldered to ensure a hermetical seal and RFI isolation. .  Spec. Sheet
This is one of those splitters you would find or use inside of those steel lock-boxes on the side of an Apartment complex, or the little gray box on the side of your Home or Office that the Cable TV company installed. It features Vertical Port "F" Connections. Its typically used inside of these little boxes because it's easier to connect/disconnect the cables when all the "F" connection Ports are facing in the same direction. So when you are mounting a 8-way splitter in a tight space without a lot of room around it for the RG-6 Coaxial Cable to make connection, this is the one you want! It will pass Forward and Return signals; making it perfect for Splitting Cable TV with High-Speed Internet Connection Signals. The Voltage Protection also makes it suitable for splitting HD TV Antenna Signals as well. The Flat "F" Connector ends means that the connection to the RG coaxial cable you use (RG-6 or RG-11) is solid, secure and doesn't slip or back off after tightened with appropriate force (most Coaxial Cable Manufacturers specify in inch/pounds).
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