CFS 100-48 F Axing Green Silver

The Axing CFS 100-48 F Axing Green Silver is a compact coaxial splitter engineered for reliable signal distribution across a wide frequency range. Designed with robust shielding and a metal housing with green and silver accents, this splitter provides consistent performance for television, radio and broadband signals. Its small footprint allows installation in cabinets, junction boxes or behind equipment where space is limited, while the construction reduces crosstalk and external interference to maintain signal integrity.

Advantages

The device combines wideband frequency support with solid electromagnetic shielding to deliver low signal loss and stable port isolation. Durable metal construction resists mechanical stress and environmental factors in indoor installations. Connectors and internal matching are optimized to keep return loss low and to provide predictable distribution to multiple outputs. The compact form factor simplifies placement in constrained environments without sacrificing performance.

Suitable for

• Home TV and radio signal splitting
• Apartment buildings and small multi-dwelling installations
• Commercial AV and signalling systems
• Distribution in wiring cabinets and equipment racks

Key specifications

• Frequency range: 5–1000 MHz
• Function: passive coaxial splitter for signal distribution
• Material: metal housing with protective finish
• Shielding: high-performance electromagnetic shielding to reduce interference
• Form factor: compact design suitable for tight installation spaces
• Typical use environment: indoor installations

How to use

Install the splitter on a stable surface or mount inside an equipment cabinet using appropriate fasteners. Connect the incoming coaxial feed to the designated input port and attach downstream coaxial cables to the output ports, ensuring tight, secure connections. Verify correct cable impedance and quality (75 ohm recommended) and avoid sharp bends or kinks in the coaxial cables. After connections are made, test each output with the target receiver or signal meter to confirm adequate signal levels and to identify any need for additional amplification or equalization.

Recommendations

For best results, use high-quality 75 Ω coaxial cables and maintain short cable runs when possible. If splitting to multiple receivers in long-run installations, consider an inline amplifier or a distribution amplifier to compensate for splitting loss. Perform signal level checks after installation and maintain proper grounding of the coaxial system to minimize interference and protect equipment.