Product Description
One BNC male plug in, two BNC female sockets out: one video feed, two places to send it.
The BNC 3-Way T Splitter Adapter Male to Dual Female CCTV Connector (SKU: BNC-T-SPLITTER) fits onto a single BNC output and gives you two BNC inputs in return. BNC is the bayonet-style connector used on CCTV coaxial cable.
What the specs mean in practice
- 1 x BNC male, 2 x BNC female: the male end connects to the source. Each female port takes a BNC lead to one device, so a single camera output can reach two destinations.
- RG59 and RG6 coaxial cable: both cable types are covered.
- Analogue, HD-TVI, AHD and CVI: the splitter handles analogue CCTV and three HD-over-coax formats.
- Metal body: built for reliable signal transmission.
- Compact T shape: sits neatly in equipment racks and cable runs.
What else you need
Two BNC leads, one for each female port, plus the devices at the far ends. These can be a DVR (digital video recorder), a monitor or test equipment. Your camera and recorder still need to use the same video format. The splitter supports the formats above, but it does not convert between them.
Where it earns its place
Use it to send a camera's picture to a recorder and a monitor at once. It also suits adding another monitoring point to a CCTV system you already have.
Specifications
- Brand
- Unbranded
- Colour
- Silver
Frequently Asked Questions
Which video formats does the BNC-T-SPLITTER support?
It supports analogue CCTV, HD-TVI, AHD and CVI video.
What cable can I use with this T splitter?
It is compatible with RG59 and RG6 coaxial CCTV cable.
How many devices can I connect to one camera output?
Two. The single BNC male connector feeds the two BNC female ports, for example a DVR and a monitor.
What is the body made from?
The body is metal, for reliable signal transmission.
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