Designed to work in digital systems deploying DOCSIS 3.1, the XGVS-2D31 2-Way F-Type Coax 1.2 GHz Vertical Cable Splitter from Toner Cable splits one F-type connection into two and uses the latest in ferrite core and winding technology with premium PC boards and components for increased bandwidth without sacrificing performance. This splitter utilizes the 5 to 85 MHz spectrum for upstream, and the 105 to 1220 MHz spectrum for downstream.

The XGVS-2D31 is built with protection in mind with a corrosion-resistant housing comprised of diecast zinc alloy and nickel plating, waterproof F-type ports that protect up to 15 psi, 1” spacing to meet SCTE and ANSI specifications, and DC-blocking capacitors for power isolation and induced spike protection.

2-Way F-Type Coaxial Vertical Splitter    5 MHz to 1.2 GHz Bandwidth    DOCSIS 3.1 Compatible    Nickel-Plated Zinc Alloy Housing    6kV Ring Wave Surge Protection    DC-Blocking Capacitors on All Ports

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. This unit looks to have female adapters on male ends? Need a cord to go from 2.5 to 2.5 male both ends, did this have that?

A: Pluto Flash Splitter Cable has 2-2.5mm female to 3.5mm male adaptor and 1-3.5mm female to 2.5mm male adaptor. When you remove all the adaptors the splitter cable has 2-3.5mm female connector and 1-3.5mm male connector.

Q: 2. Is the power supply 110~220v automatic?

A: Yes

Q: 3. Can two of these EW-D active antenna splitters be daisy chained so that 6 receivers can share a single pair of antennas?

A: Yes, the Sennheiser EW-D ASA 4-Way Active Antenna Splitter with DC Distribution for EW-D Wireless Systems can connect to another unit using the "RF Out A" BNC connection of one unit into the "ANT RF in B" connection of a second unit.

Q: 4. Can this work with R- and Q-band receivers simultaneously? The 1/2 wave antenna only supports either R or Q band.

A: The Sennheiser EW-D ASA covers the Q, R, and S frequency ranges, from 470 to 694 MHz. The limiting factor in terms of frequency range would be the antenna used.

Q: 5. Will this cable record two mics into one camera and keep each a distinct channel for editing each seprately? If not, what cable?

A: The RODE SC11 Right-Angle 3.5mm TRS Y-Splitter Cable (10.9"), BH # ROSC11, connects two mono outputs to a stereo input. It is designed for connecting the mono outputs of two devices such as camera-mount microphones or wireless receivers to the stereo input of a mirrorless camera, DSLR, or camcorder. It is wired to send each connected source to a separate, distinct channel rather than summing them to mono.

Q: 6. Tried using with Rode Wireless Go mics, but sounds is only being picked up from one mic (black side). Is there any way to fix this?

A: This cable : Rode SC11 Right-Angle 3.5mm TRS Y-Splitter Cable (10.9") BH #ROSC11 Is a "Mono to Stereo cable". It is designed to take two Mono signals and split them to the Stereo input of a camera If you do not have two, discreet or independent Mono signals, fed into the two 3.5mm connectors, separately, as Mono signals into each connector, you will NOT get both Left and Right to the destination.

Q: 7. Can this be used to attach two LANC controllers to one camera?

A: No, the Pluto Flash Splitter Cable is not made to attach LANC controllers.

Q: 8. Does this unit provide more power/volume to 4 headphones, versus 3 & 2 way spliters (2 pieces)?

A: Yeah I think it worked very well.

Q: 9. Can this be used to send signal from 1 microphone (like Rode VideoMicro) to 2 recorders (like Zoom F1)? If yes - then how the recorders' "plug-in power" should be set? 1 On, 1 Off? Both On? Does it matter?

A: I would not expect that plug in power will work at at all.

Q: 10. This can be used with a self-powered remote to trigger the shutters on two DSLR cameras simultaneously?

A: The Pluto Flash Splitter Cable may work in that scenario. Only way to know is to try it out. It could be that when the signal splits that the power is not strong enough to trigger the camera or it could work. Only way to know is to try it out.