Product Description
A BNC female to dual female T adapter splits one coaxial signal path into two, or combines two into one, using a T-shaped body with one BNC female port and two further BNC female ports. All three ports are female, so you'll need male BNC connectors or male-terminated leads on each side to actually mate a cable in.
What it's for
This piece is aimed at RF and CCTV signal splitting on coax runs. On a job it lets you feed one camera output to both a monitor and a DVR at the same time, or tap a second recorder onto an existing line for temporary monitoring — without cutting the main cable run.
Compatibility
- Works with RG59 and RG6 coaxial CCTV cable
- Supports analogue CCTV, HD-TVI, AHD, and CVI signal formats
Before buying, check that your existing cable is RG59 or RG6 and that your camera/DVR combination uses one of the supported formats — mixing incompatible HD-over-coax standards on the same run can cause picture issues.
Build
The housing is metal, which helps keep the mechanical connection secure and the electrical path stable during signal transfer — useful where a rack or patch panel gets handled often. It's a compact fitting, so it tucks into tight spaces on equipment racks without needing extra clearance.
Specifications
- Brand
- Unbranded
- Colour
- Silver
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this adapter come with male BNC connectors?
No — all three ports are female, so you need male BNC connectors or male-terminated leads on each side to connect it.
What cable does it work with?
It's compatible with RG59 and RG6 coaxial CCTV cable.
Will it work with my HD camera system?
It supports analogue CCTV as well as HD-TVI, AHD, and CVI formats, so check your specific system uses one of these.
Can I use it to split one camera feed to two devices?
Yes, the T configuration allows one signal in and two out, such as feeding both a monitor and a DVR from one camera.
