BAMF 3-Way Coax Cable Splitter Bi-Directional MoCA 5-2300MHz
Key features
- •5-2300 MHz (2.3GHz) RF Bi-Directional Digital Coax/ Coaxial Cable Splitter for CATV and Satellite and great for MoCa
- •Internal circuit board for better reliability/durability. Outside is weather resistant design for keeping elements out
- •Low signal loss of only 5.5db on each output port improving performance and speeds
- •All Ports are Power passing for easy Satellite connection, Also works great for Cameras, and for Amplifiers
- •High shielding structure lowers digital noise and improves signal quality, reducing packet loss for Modems, and for all other Devices
BAMF 3-Way Coax Cable Splitter Bi-Directional MoCA 5-2300MHz
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.6
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Very Disappointed
Greg P.•September 15, 2017
Purchased this product July 28th 2017. September 10th 2017 this splitter started to go bad. It started by losing signal to my gateway(internet). I kept resetting the gateway several times a day. Then, the Comcast tv signal stop working along with the internet. I had to reboot the Comcast box several times a day along with the gateway reboot. Once I replaced this splitter with a different brand, everything is working perfect again. I do not recommend this brand splitter. Very disappointed!
Appears to be little to no loss in signal
Js•May 7, 2017
Love the frequency range. Appears well made. I would have liked the three outs to be on one side, but I was able to make this layout work. All three Outputs are pass through, so you can use this to split an amplified antenna system and not worry about chasing out which Coax has the power on it.
buy something else, not this.
Jonathan Peronne•May 1, 2017
Do not buy this thing me and three other people tried to get this thing installed on the house and the RG6 coaxial cables we used would refuse to fit onto this splitter. I took a gamble on this product and if it had been more expensive I would've returned it. I ended up buying a different splitter which worked just fine. I threw this one in the garbage and the packaging it came in was mediocre at best. Honestly it looked like someone else pulled it out of the garbage themselves and sent it to me.
Good quality splitter
Batch•March 9, 2017
We have a 2 story house with long runs of RG-59 that we just replaced with RG-6 and upgraded to the BAMF splitter at aprox. 45 feet from the outside hook up. Going with the eye test only, signal strength has improved from its location to the end of the other three runs, one which supplies our internet signal for modem, wifi, and streaming. The real test comes this summer when it will be exposed to extreme attic heat. Would purchase again, especially for long runs of cable and the arrangement of the cable out connectors.
Splitters do fail and some are better than others to begin with
Steve•March 3, 2017
Splitters do fail and some are better than others to begin with. Where it counts is internet download speeds, which degrade with each split in the incoming cable, in my case from Spectrum. After splitting out a basement TV, one to the modem for phone and internet, and a third to the cable DVR box, I saw my standard download speed drop from about 24 Mbps with a direct connection to the modem, down to 23 Mbps, a negligible loss. A cheap one I was using dropped it to just 4 Mbps. This splitter is definitely worth the extra cost.
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