Splitters 2-3-4 WAY 300-800 MHz for antenna’s distribution
MOD. RIP2 N - RIP3 N - RIP4 N
Tuned splitters engineered for medium and high power antenna distribution in professional UHF systems. Robust and easy to install, they are suitable for outdoor deployments where stable RF behaviour and reliable mechanical construction are required.
Typical use cases include base stations, repeaters, in-building DAS head-ends and RF distribution networks for PMR/DMR/TETRA as well as cellular deployments around 700/800 MHz, where controlled splitting helps feed multiple antennas or sectors from a single RF line.
The 2-way, 3-way and 4-way versions allow the correct choice depending on the number of branches, site layout and installation constraints. For fast selection, specify the operating band and the distribution topology.
These tuned splitters are intended for professional infrastructures where consistent matching and predictable distribution are required across the planned operating channels. They are commonly integrated in multi-antenna layouts, donor/service paths for repeaters, and distribution points in UHF installations.
If you need support, provide your frequency plan, required power level and connector preferences to identify the most suitable 2-way, 3-way or 4-way configuration.
Frequently asked questions about RIP2 N / RIP3 N / RIP4 N
Key answers for selecting tuned 2-way, 3-way and 4-way splitters for professional antenna distribution networks.
What is the difference between 2-way, 3-way and 4-way splitters?
Are these splitters suitable for outdoor use?
Which networks typically use splitters in the 300-800 MHz area?
Can the splitters be tuned to a specific operating band?
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