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Labgear 4-Way Passive Splitter with Power Pass (69265)

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Labgear 4-Way Passive Splitter with Power Pass (69265)

Passive UHF/VHF compact splitter with power pass to all ports. 75ohm F-connectors throughout.

  • 1 Inputs/ 4 Outputs
  • 0dB Gain
  • Carries Analogue, Digital TV, Radio, DAB, Freeview & HD TV
  • 5-2300MHz Frequency Range
  • Electric
  • Zinc Alloy Cover
  • Lightweight Compact Housing
  • Power Pass All Ports
  • Ground Terminals
  • All Ports 75Ω F-Connector

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Rated 5 out of 5 by from Best on the market. I have my 4 way splitter fitted in the loft. The feed from the aerial comes straight into the loft from the roof. This then gets split to a downstairs TV and currently 2 TV's upstairs. I will be adding another TV in another room soon hence why i purchased a 4 way splitter. Does a fanstastic job and have no issues. Really pleased with the purchase and I have already recommended to a friend. Once again great service from Screwfix al always.
Date published: 2020-01-05
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Labgear Easy to fit and works brilliantly , connected 4 aerial to it and all televisions work
Date published: 2019-08-29
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Aeriel splitter Exactly what i needed. Easy to fit works brilliantly
Date published: 2019-08-08
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Quick and easy Works Perfectly. Very small and unobtrusive allows aerials to work in all rooms of the house.
Date published: 2019-06-26
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I have moved in to a new build fed by an open fibre networks fibre fed tv system. I am watching normal terrestrial tv freeview channels. Will I be able to use this successfully to split 4 ways to the 4 tv points?

Asked by: Stevenlee
I am not 100% sure on this one, if there are conventional Coax Cables involved then it should be possible to use the Labgear Splitter. Aerial in loft
Answered by: Philex Electronic
Date published: 2020-05-03

What is the loss through this splitter.

Is it a resistive splitter or more complex transmission splitter?
Asked by: Sheppertonian
Is it a resistive splitter or more complex transmission splitter?
Answered by: Philex Electronic
Date published: 2020-03-28

Breaking in to main aerial cable

I have located the cable that goes from my aerial to the tv downstairs but wondered if I could 'T' into the cable with this splitter to feed the additional points. I am worried if I break into it, I'll loose signal to the TVs downstairs.
Asked by: Jamie6817
It is potentially possible but the signal received would be dependant on overall signal levels present.
Answered by: Philex Electronic
Date published: 2020-03-08

Earthing

I just bought one of these and noticed what looks like 2 earth terminals on the outside by the fixing holes. Should this product be earthed as there are no instructions?
Asked by: Wolski1
Earthing would only normally be required on larger more complex installs.
Answered by: Philex Electronic
Date published: 2020-02-05

Can 2 of these be used together?

Aerial cable comes into my living room. So aerial input into one splitter, 1 output to my tv, the 2nd will be the input to a 2nd splitter in the loft. This splitter will then distribute freeview to the upstairs tv’s. Thanks
Asked by: Garrrrrrrryyyyy
Splitting the signal in this way will most likely introduce a fair amount of signal loss, it would be better to split the signal at the point the Aerial enters the lost so that maximum signal is available.
Answered by: Philex Electronic
Date published: 2019-12-15
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Specification
Brand Labgear
Cable End Type Coax (Male) to F-Plug (Male)
Frequency Band Analogue, Digital TV, Radio, DAB, Freeview & HD TV
Frequency Range 5-2300 MHz
Isolation Between Outlets 20 dB
Manufacturer Guarantee 1 Year Guarantee
Max Output Level 0 dB
Model No FS904
Pack Size 1
Pieces in Pack/Case 1
Power Type Electric
Product Type Passive Splitter with Power Pass
Return Loss Input/Output 12 dB