Wide-Band 2 Way Splitter-3dB N Type Female-50 Ohm Cellular Signal Splitter for 4G/LTE System by XRDS-RF (NOT for TV)

Excellent Performance and Reliable Splitter!I recently purchased the Wide-Band 2 Way Splitter-3dB N Type Female, and I am extremely impressed with its performance. This splitter works flawlessly in distributing the signal with minimal loss, which is crucial for my setup. The build quality is solid, and the N-type connectors ensure a secure and stable connection without any interference.It’s been great for splitting signals in my antenna system without degrading the overall signal strength. Whether I’m using it for RF applications or broadband, it’s proven to be reliable and durable.If you're looking for a high-quality, dependable splitter for your setup, I highly recommend this one! It performs just as expected and exceeds my needs for both commercial and personal use.

Works perfectly with my SureCall cell phone booster. Added two antennas for full house coverage.

I connetec this splitter to my main cellphone signal booster. I live in a mobile home with all metal siding an a new metal roof. The cell booster worked fine in my mobile home. But I had an addition to my mobile home which because of the metal foil insulation and metal roof just barely got a signal. By connecting this splitter I still got a good cell signal im my Main mobile home and after running the cable on the split side and setting up the new anntenna in my addition now both have a great cell phone signal.RC

great 50ohm cellular signal splitter. I used this to split the inside antenna signal from my Hiboost 10K so I could spread the coverage in my house with 2 internal antennae. this unit was priced well, cheaper than the famous brands with the same specs. Just make sure your system is a 50ohm system.

Bought this for the officeIt works as advertised

It worked as described. Split a single amplifier output to 2 internal dome antennas pretty much doubling the coverage and getting rid of dead spots that.

Works as described

Used this to add dual antennas outside on my cell phone booster. Seems to work fine.

Seems to work well. The metal building allowed no reception at all, now there is. But sometimes the reception is still spotty. It seems there is a good signal from the booster antenna, but it is not always a good signal to the indoor boosters. I'm assuming this may be the issue. Overall it works, but like I said sometimes it does not.