Distribute an antenna signal across multiple feeds with an SMA splitter for 380–2500 MHz. This passive RF power divider is intended for compatible RF systems and mobile signal booster installations where one common connection needs to serve two, three or four outputs.
Choose a 2-way, 3-way or 4-way version to match the number of antenna feeds. It is useful when connecting a compatible mobile signal booster to several indoor antennas to distribute the signal to different parts of a building.
All ports use SMA female connectors for cables with standard SMA male connectors. Threaded connections provide secure mechanical attachment, while mounting tabs make the housing easier to secure.
The 380–2500 MHz frequency range covers several frequencies used for mobile communications and other RF applications. Check that all operating frequencies in your installation fall within this range.
The splitter distributes the signal; it does not amplify it. Splitting reduces the power available at each output. Both splitter loss and cable attenuation must therefore be considered when planning the installation.
✅ Benefits
- Three versions – choose 2, 3 or 4 outputs.
- 380–2500 MHz – for compatible mobile communications and RF installations.
- SMA female connectors on all ports – connect standard SMA male cables.
- Passive signal distribution – no separate power supply required.
- Housing with mounting tabs – convenient for fixed installation.
- Useful for multiple indoor antennas – distribute a compatible signal booster’s output.
🎯 Ideal for
- Mobile signal boosters serving multiple indoor antennas, within the specified frequency range.
- Antenna systems with two, three or four cable branches.
- Compatible RF installations with SMA connections.
- Installations distributing a signal across several rooms or floors.
🔧 Connection and use
Select the version to match the number of antenna feeds. Connect the common cable to the port marked IN and the antenna cables to the ports marked OUT. Use cables with standard SMA male connectors.
Check that the splitter’s frequency range, impedance and power rating match the equipment. Secure the housing and support the cables to avoid straining the connectors.
Account for both splitting loss and cable attenuation when planning each antenna branch. Handle unused outputs according to the system instructions.
A splitter does not create MIMO. MIMO requires separate signal paths between the equipment’s antenna ports and the corresponding antenna elements.
📡 Capacity and connections
| Feature | Details |
|---|
| Function | Passive RF signal distribution |
| Frequency range | 380–2500 MHz |
| Common connection | 1 × SMA female |
| Outputs | 2, 3 or 4 × SMA female |
| Connector variant | Standard SMA |
| Matching cable connectors | SMA male |
| Connector locking | Threaded |
| Power supply | No separate power supply required |
🔀 Choose the number of outputs
| Version | Outputs | Total connections |
|---|
| 2-way | 2 | 3 |
| 3-way | 3 | 4 |
| 4-way | 4 | 5 |
⚙️ Technical specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|
| Product type | Antenna splitter / RF power divider |
| Design | Enclosed divider |
| Connectors | SMA female |
| Mounting | Housing with mounting tabs |
| Versions | 2-, 3- or 4-way |
| Quantity | 1 unit in the selected version |
📦 Package contents
- 1 × SMA antenna splitter, 380–2500 MHz, in the selected 2-, 3- or 4-way version.
