Antenna Hub TK-355D
1. A splitter, also known as a distributor or hub, can split one RF signal into two output signals or combine two RF signals into one for use.
product presentation ：
1. A splitter, also known as a distributor or hub, can split one RF signal into two output signals or combine two RF signals into one for use.
2. It can also transmit 12V boosted voltage through cables to the front antenna leaves, repeater amplifiers, etc. It is an ideal antenna system helper.
3. Professional design for various wireless receivers and antenna distributors.
4. The BNC interface can not only transmit RF signals but also amplify voltage.
5. Passive design, high efficiency and stability
technical parameter ：
1. Frequency range: 450-970MHz
2. Gain: -3dB
3. Input interface: BNC
4. Output interface: BNC
5. Impedance: 50Ω
6. Main unit dimensions (mm): 77×63×30 (length×width×height)
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