Questions and Answers for IDEAL 2.4 GHz 2-Way Digital Splitter

A:  ewl3 this is a cable TV splitter not a multi-switch for satellite applications hop-e that helps Ron at ron.kipper@idealindustries.com

A:  Hi Nate yes it should work with your CATV provider good luck Ron at ron.kipper@idealindustries.com

A:  Alvie yes it should work with RG-11 cable hope that helps Ron at ron.kipper@idealindustries.com

A:  Trav CATV and over the air providers use much of the same frequencies so no you cannot combine them like you are thinking. Good luck Ron at ron.kipper@idealindustries.com

A:  GSXFINITY the 2 way splitter cuts the signal strength in half and it may be you have a weak signal to begin with and hence the spiltter is losing too much for the modem to work. I woulkd contact your cable provider and find out if they can boost the signal to your location. Good luck Ron at ron.kipper@idealindustries.com

A:  I use it that way and it worked fine.

A:  Hi Mike the splitters are bi-directional so you should be able to do that as long as the broadcasts are at different frequencies. Good luck Ron at ron.kipper@idealindustries.com

A:  Hey Dave MoCA 2.0 uses frequencies from 500 MHz to 1650 MHz and this splitter is rated from 5 MHz to 2400 MHz so yes it should work. Hope that helps Ron at ron.kipper@idealindustries.com

A:  To support your MoCA adapters, you'll need splitters that support 1,000 MHz or higher. Yes it does.

A:  hook the dish directly the dvd either use a data cable or RCA cable the red white and yellow type past the right cable just remember its like sewing one in one out one Main signal in (dish) aux the dvd player goes to an aux jack. IF you try using a splitter like you showed you will garble the signal and drive you and your dad insane. 30 yr service tech dont use a splitter.

A:  Yes 

A:  This is for splitting 1 signal into 2 .

A:  Peter I am not sure how you plan on hooking it all up so I am not sure. If you need more help please reach out to me Ron at ron.kipper@idealindustries.com