Compact antenna splitter with 1 input and 2 outputs designed for reliable signal routing in amateur radio, broadcasting, and other communication setups. Key benefits Simple signal distribution: One input and two outputs let you feed two receivers or transceivers from a single antenna without frequent reconfiguration. Wide frequency coverage: Operates across 0 to 50 MHz, covering lower HF bands and many midrange frequencies for flexible use. power handling: Rated for up to 100 W, suitable for most hobbyist and many professional transmit applications while maintaining stable performance. Protection features: Builtin disconnect and grounding guard functions help prevent equipment damage and reduce risk during switching and maintenance. Broad compatibility: Designed to work with common antenna types and radio equipment used in amateur radio, shortwave listening, community broadcasting, and field communications. What it solves Eliminates the need to move coax or constantly reconnect antenna lines when switching between radios. Reduces wear on connectors and reduces downtime by enabling quick transitions between receivers or transmitters. Provides safer operation through grounding guard and disconnect functions that protect connected equipment. Typical applications Amateur radio station: Share a single antenna between two transceivers for contesting, monitoring, or simultaneous receive and transmit setups. Community or smallscale broadcasting: Split antenna feed for backup receivers or parallel monitoring equipment during live broadcasts. Field operations and testing: Use in portable setups to route signals to measurement tools or multiple receivers during antenna tuning and signal surveys. Technical highlights Connections: 1 input, 2 outputs for easy integration into existing cabling. Frequency range: 0 to 50 MHz for lower and midrange band coverage. Power handling: Up to 100 W maximum for reliable performance under load. Safety functions: Disconnect and grounding guard to protect devices and simplify safe maintenance. Use this unit when you need a straightforward, durable method to distribute antenna signals, maintain equipment protection, and support flexible radio operations without complex reconfiguration.