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Key Features
- Split 1 x BNC Input to 2 x BNC Outputs
- Signal Reaches up to 330'
- Compatible with 3G/HD/SD-SDI, CVBS, ASI
- Compact Design, No Power Required
Use this compact Passive 1 x 2 Triple-Rate Splitter from Apantac to split one 3G/HD/SD-SDI, CVBS, or ASI input signal to two BNC outputs. It supports a pass-through of up to 16 channels of embedded audio. The signal can reach up to 330' end to end. No power is required to utilize the splitter.
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How does this differ from the $4 Pearstone ...
How does this differ from the $4 Pearstone T-adapter?
The Apantac Passive 1 x 2 Triple-Rate Splitter for 3G/HD/SD-SDI, CVBS & ASI is also a Triple-Rate Distribution Amplifier when compared to the Pearstone 75-Ohm BNC Female to Two BNC Female T-Adapter (BH # PEABNCT3F). The Apantac DA-2HD splitter can be used for additional monitor feeds, remote camera locations, and situations where size and weight are critical factors such as racing cars, bikes, and other sporting and research applications. It can create two broadcast quality signals from one input, supporting all formats up to and including HD. Also, it can drive SDI signals up to 100 meters (330 ft).
Date published: 2025-02-05
How does this SDI splitter operate without a ...
How does this SDI splitter operate without a power supply? It seems like all the other units like it require one.
According to Apantac, this passive splitter has minimal internal wiring, and draws power through the SDI connection.
Date published: 2023-10-11
Does anyone know if this reclocks the signal?
Does anyone know if this reclocks the signal?
No, the Apantac Passive 1 x 2 Triple-Rate Splitter for 3G/HD/SD-SDI, CVBS & ASI is passive; it will not re-clock the signal. For a re-clocked signal, you would need to look at the Apantac 3G-SDI 1x4 Re-Clocking Distribution Amplifier, B&H # APDA4HD, instead. See: https://bhpho.to/2EkR1Ue.
Date published: 2025-11-06