Questions & Answers

Q: QuestionWhat is the frequency range supported by this splitter?

• A:Answer This splitter supports a frequency range of 5 - 2050MHz.

Q: QuestionWhat is the product type of this item?

• A:Answer The product type of this item is splitter.

Q: QuestionAre the connectors on this splitter gold plated?

• A:Answer Yes, the connectors on this splitter are gold plated.

Q: QuestionHow many destinations can this coaxial splitter support?

• A:Answer This coaxial splitter can support up to 3 destinations.

Q: QuestionDoes this coaxial splitter pass DC power through the ports?

• A:Answer Yes, this coaxial splitter passes DC power through the ports.

Q: Questionis this product by directionali would like to know.

Asked 11 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer Yes this is a bidirectional signal splitter. It provides access to our Xfinity X1 platform. We have the tv, VoIP and broadband internet bundle.

  Answered 11 years ago by MysticMysore75

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Q: QuestionBidirectional?Creating a MoCA network requires bidirectional splitters. Is this splitter bidirectional?

Asked 11 years ago by DBVT.

• A:Answer No, this splitter is not bidirectional.

  Answered 11 years ago by CommunityAnswer

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Q: QuestionCompatibility QuestionWould this work with Verizon FiOS? I need 2 way communication. The split will handle both the TV and Modem.

Asked 12 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer I used it for the same issue with verizon. Works great!

  Answered 11 years ago by dayletdk

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Q: QuestionI have 5 TV's, one internet modem and one cable box to main tvI have 1 tv close to cable box and on cable modem in the same area. I have 4 remote tv's 3 in bedrooms and one in workshop 75' from house. I want the best possible signal to the cable modem because i am connecting a surveillance system to my router. Right now i have two 3-way splitters in my system and everything works fine

Asked 12 years ago by NormS.

• A:Answer 1st if ain't broke don't fix it. What you want is a 5way to be proper. You lose signal with every split so split a split give much weaker signal on the secondary splitter. With what you have place the cable modem and what I am guessing is your longest run on the the primary splitter. You modem need a strong signal and the long run needs a strong signal for distance. Then put the 3 short runs on the secondary splitter. That will give you optimum signal to all devices with the set up you currently have

  Answered 11 years ago by CptBlu

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Q: QuestionI want to connect two input sources - a cable box and an external antenna to a single TV input. I can turn the cable box off when I am using the antenna, but I can't turn the antenna input off when I'm using the cable box. Will this work?

Asked 7 years ago by Yoda.

• A:Answer You will likely have issues hooking it up this way but you won't know for sure without trying it. I'm assuming you have an older TV if your cable box is connected via the TV coax input. If you have another way to plug in the cable box to the TV, say via an HDMI cable or Composite or Component inputs that would be a better way to go. Then you could leave the antenna alone plugged into the TV's coax input. If you must connect both cable and antenna to a single coaxial input you should buy an A/B switch. This will allow you to switch between either device as needed and it will block the unused device from the TV. There are even remote controlled switches so you won't have get up and manually throw the switch when you want to change from cable to antenna and back again. Be advised that these cost more than a splitter.

  Answered 7 years ago by CyrusVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionIs this product shielded, as recommended by Comcast?

Asked 10 years ago by brooksie.

• A:Answer Yes, this splitter is shielded.

  Answered 10 years ago by RocketfishCustomerSupport

  
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Q: QuestionWill this work with my indoor tv anteena? I have a onn indoor tv anteena. I was wondering if i can use this to get my tv anteena closer to my windows. I also have a Winegard LNA-100 Boost Ultra Low Noise TV Antenna Amplifier. Will this work on both.

Asked 7 years ago by Bill.

• A:Answer Hello Bill, Thank you for taking the time out of your day to post a question, in this case this coaxial splitter should work with an indoor antenna, but in order to have it work you would need to adjust some settings on your TV. I welcome you to contact us at 877-467-4289 so that we can guide you on how to perform this procedure. Brian C.- Insignia Support

  Answered 7 years ago by RocketfishCustomerSupport

  
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Q: QuestionI cut the cable and bought an indoor antenna. However, I kept internet service with the cable company. My antenna is connected to the existing cable lines. Can I use this splitter to connect the TV and my wifi modem? If not, what do I need to do this?

Asked 8 years ago by KSTP.

• A:Answer yes

  Answered 8 years ago by DebraAnne77Verified Purchase

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Q: QuestionHow does the "Power Pass" work?Does the DC current pass in every direction?

Asked 11 years ago by Edward27821.

• A:Answer Yes

  Answered 11 years ago by Mguns

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Q: QuestionMy tv indicates it can use cable, antenna, or both but it only has one coax port. Can I use the splitter to hook it up to Comcast cable and antenna for air tv at same time?

Asked 5 years ago by Nc100.

• A:Answer yes. thats what i did.

  Answered 5 years ago by AnonymousVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionHi, I would like to move a Spectrum modem from one room to another that only has one coaxial cable that goes into a Spectrum cable TV box. Could I use this to split the signal and direct it into both the cable TV box and the modem? Thanks.

Asked 7 years ago by Vincent.

• A:Answer Yes you could but you might want to look at a signal booster to streanthen the signal.

  Answered 6 years ago by MarRobMue

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Q: QuestionI have Direct TV and a regular antenna in my attic. (Both coax) What can I use to be able to switch from Satellite to antenna by using my tv input settings? I tried a basic splitter but the Direct TV stopped working. Is there a 2-In & 1-Out type splitter

Asked 7 years ago by Vblocal.

• A:Answer Do not have Direct TV and a regular antenna in my attic. (Both coax) What can I use to be able to switch from Satellite to antenna by using my tv input settings? I tried a basic splitter but the Direct TV stopped working. Is there a 2-In & 1-Out type splitter

  Answered 7 years ago by JackVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionCan this splitter be used to carry DIRECTV input to two separate receivers (to broadcast two separate channels)?

Asked 8 years ago by Blanks.

• A:Answer Yes. This product simply Splits the signal so it is coming out of two channels instead of one. I have one gig internet and cable coming through the same line. This splitter turns it into two outputs, one going to modem, other to cable box. It’s the job of whatever it’s plugged into to unscramble the signal and make it work (show a picture or connect to the internet)

  Answered 6 years ago by MoHawkKid227

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Q: QuestionI want to use this spillter on just 1 tv. 1 side into the TV then use the other side with the 2 to my Comcast Cable and the other one to my Clear TV antanana that gets the free stations ? Will the splitter work for this?

Asked 9 years ago by Last8.

• A:Answer the antenna will bleed into the cable signal- the device is designed to spli one signal to 2 separate devices not the other way around

  Answered 8 years ago by DavidVerified Purchase

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