Splitter Televes AZ215FZ 2-way 5–1218 MHz, 15 dB

Televes AZ215FZ is a two-way RF splitter designed to distribute a single antenna or terrestrial broadcast signal to two outputs while maintaining defined attenuation and wideband frequency response from 5 to 1218 MHz. The unit provides 15 dB isolation between outputs, ensuring stable separation of signals and reducing interference between downstream devices. Its compact coaxial design allows straightforward integration into domestic and small commercial coaxial distribution systems for TV, FM radio and other terrestrial services.

Advantages

The splitter delivers a consistent attenuation level on both outputs and wide frequency coverage suitable for VHF, UHF and FM bands. With 15 dB isolation between outputs, it limits cross-talk and helps preserve signal quality to connected receivers. The coaxial connectors and robust housing enable simple installation and reliable mechanical connection within existing coax networks. The device is passive and requires no external power, making it low-maintenance and suitable for installations where powered amplification is unnecessary.

Suitable for

• Distributing a terrestrial TV antenna signal to two receivers in a home or small office
• Splitting FM radio and VHF/UHF broadcast signals to separate tuners
• Integrating into small passive coaxial distribution systems where defined attenuation and isolation are required

Key specifications

• Frequency range: 5–1218 MHz
• Isolation between outputs: 15 dB
• Two output ports (2-way splitter)
• Passive operation (no external power required)
• Coaxial input and output connectors compatible with standard household coax systems

How to use

Connect the incoming antenna or terrestrial signal to the splitter’s input connector and attach coaxial cables from the two output connectors to the target receivers or distribution points. Ensure connectors are tightened securely and that cable impedance matches the coaxial system to minimize reflections. Position the splitter in a dry, accessible location and route cables to avoid sharp bends or kinks. If signal levels are low after splitting, consider using an active amplifier placed before the splitter while observing recommended signal level limits for downstream equipment.

Recommendations

Use the splitter in systems with compatible impedance (typically 75 ohm) and verify signal strength at each receiver after installation. Avoid cascading multiple passive splitters without appropriate amplification, and protect connections from moisture to maintain long-term performance.