Product Description
1GHz broadband amplification1dB signal gain per output DC passing on all ports54 - 10,000MHz forward, 5-42MHz return for bi-directional interactive TVUL and CSA approved
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #8930 in Consumer Electronics
- Brand: Channel Vision
- Model: C-0332
- Format: CD-ROM
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 2.50" h x 6.00" w x 15.50" l, 3.00 pounds
Features
- 1 dB signal gain per output
- 1 Ghz broadband amplification
- DC passing
- Bi-Directional: 54 - 10,000MHz forward, 5-42MHz return
- UL and CSA approved
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
By J. Mills
I'm going to type one review for three products. I hope that is allowed.
A friend of mine owns the "hippest ultra-chic dive bar" in Mesa, AZ. The A/V system has had many problems for several years. The biggest customer complaint was the snowy picture and lack of clarity across the 8 televisions. Being a dive bar, these were not LCD's or Plasma TV's, all were CRT's. I had a budget of $200. The original setup was for Direct TV, DVD player, VCR and ROKU, an internet TV provider. These were all connected via 2-way coax splitters and two way switches. I removed about two dozen of the switches and splitters along with a couple hundred feet of coax when I started.
The first part of my setup used the Cables To Go 28750 4x2 S-Video + Composite Video + Stereo Audio Selector Switch (Black) (purchased here). This product has 4 inputs with 2 outputs. Though the item doesn't mention it in the description, this switch is capable of converting S-Video to Composite and vice versa. This was handy because some of the source devices only had composite video out and I wanted to use S-Video coming out of the switch. I sent one of the 2 outputs to the A/V receiver, mainly for sound purposes but also to supply a monitor and digital projector.
The other output went to the Belkin RF Modulator ( F8V3063 ) that I purchased here. Since some of the TV's only had coax input and the rest were already wired with coax, converting the A/V signals to coax was the most cost effective distribution method. I would have loved to use RCA audio and S-Video to all available TV's but the cables and additional distribution splitter/amplifier would have exceeded my budget. This RF modulator did the job quite nicely.
From the modulator, the coax goes to the CHANNEL VISION C-0332 1 In / 16 Out Amplified Rf Splitter (also purchased here) and is then sent to the 8 televisions. I also added two additional TV's that are even further away from the splitter than the rest. I installed an "F Type 75 Ohm Terminator, Pkg/10" (purchased elsewhere) on every output that wasn't hooked up to a TV.
With the use of the above products, I was able to achieve crystal clear picture on all of the TV's, even the ones at the end of long runs of coax. I highly recommend any and all of the above items as all have performed flawlessly so far, about a month as of this writing.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By cw
The splitter does what I want it to do. I installed it in minutes and it's been working for over a month. I use the splitter for distributing air tv signals for my tv sets throughout the house. The TV's are Plasma and LCD's with HD digital tuners, I currently have 9 sets connected with plans for 5 more; so far so good. I saw more expense units but this one works for me. 1 month and counting.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By moviegeek
The configuration of the Channel Vision C-0332 allows coax cables to be installed in the media panel without any bends as the cables can come straight down onto the connectors. It is compatible with Leviton media panels. The only negative is the amplifier. It does not seem to have the gain to supply each of the the 8 way splitters without some loss of signal. In my panel I had to install another amplifier that has slightly more gain and a better Noise Figure to take the place of the amp that came with the C-0332. If you live in a strong signal area the amplifier furnished with the C-0332 might be adequate.
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