Jakaja Televes 6-tie VT612FZ 5–1218 MHz 12 dB

Televes 6-way VT612FZ 5–1218 MHz 12 dB splitter is a passive coaxial signal distributor engineered to divide a single RF feed into six outputs while preserving the specified frequency response across 5–1218 MHz. The unit is intended for antenna, television and CATV systems and provides a compact solution for delivering the same signal to multiple receivers with defined port isolation and insertion characteristics.

Advantages

The splitter delivers uniform passive distribution to six outputs with a rated isolation of 12 dB between ports, ensuring reduced cross-talk and stable signal separation. Its broadband design covers VHF, UHF and cable TV spectrum from 5 to 1218 MHz, offering compatibility with a wide range of terrestrial and cable services. The compact, wall- or rack-mountable format simplifies installation in distribution boxes or equipment racks and requires no power supply due to its passive architecture.

Suitable for

• Home or small apartment TV systems where one antenna feed must serve multiple televisions
• Multi-room installations in offices or commercial premises requiring passive signal splitting
• CATV and cable signal distribution in premises with limited active equipment
• Testing and laboratory setups where consistent passive splitting across 5–1218 MHz is needed

Key specifications

• Frequency range: 5–1218 MHz
• Number of outputs: 6
• Isolation between output ports: 12 dB
• Type: passive coaxial splitter
• Application: antenna, TV, CATV signal distribution

How to use

Connect the incoming RF feed from the antenna or cable source to the splitter input connector and attach coaxial cables from the six output ports to the respective receivers or distribution points. Use appropriate F-type connectors and ensure all connections are tightened to maintain shielding and minimize loss. Mount the splitter in a dry, ventilated location away from strong electromagnetic interference and avoid sharp bends in coaxial cables to preserve signal integrity.

Recommendations

For best performance, place the splitter as close as possible to the signal source and use quality coaxial cable with proper shielding. If long cable runs or weak signals are present, consider adding an amplifier or using distribution amplifiers designed for the 5–1218 MHz band to compensate for passive splitting losses.