DirecTv MSPLIT4R1-03 Approved WNC 4-Way Wide Band SWM Splitter

This IS A QUALITY, WELL-BUILT 4-WAY SPLITTER. IF you have an antenna WITH a "pre-amp at the antenna", THIS is an outstanding choice!Allows "DC" for your pre-amp, but BLOCKS DC to other ports. IF you add another coax that is "shorted", your pre-amp 'continues' to receive the DC voltage it needs, and 'other outputs' CONTINUE to perform with amplified signal!Designed for satellite use, these Splitters ALSO perform extremely well at UHF / 4K / 5K and Digital TV frequencies! Fully molded ~ these are NOT your junk Xadio Xhack 'budget' splitters!Please AFFIRM which ports are "protected" (or not). At this price, buy 2 or three for future installs!

Works great

Great price. Quality COnstruction.

I bought this to split the signal from a SWM satellite. It did exactly what it was supposed to, and was nicely labeled so you know which input to use for the in-line power supply needed for my SWM.One disappointment was the lack of terminators that are displayed clearly in the photo. I expected three terminators, as one might expect a minimum of two connections to this splitter, but none were included. During my research I was informed to always terminate my connections to avoid signal degradation. So I had to make a special trip to get them at the local hardware store to get up and running.Other than that, this thing works great, and I have a couple of extra ports to use in the future if need be. Great price!!

I have the DirectTV DECA ethernet to coax adaptor Gen 2. They are bi-directional so coax to ethernet is the same device. They don't even need to be used in pairs. You can split them on the coax side using this splitter. I use 3 of the outputs and close the other. I have ethernet in most of the house to counter the jammers from my neighbors. I'm sure some have boosters for the 2GHz. And the 5Hz is weird because of the adaptive channel scanning of all the routers.I cut the cord long ago so it's pure Internet use. If you still have cable TV you need filters.

Works as expected, no problems installing and swapping out old splitter. We have the older DirecTV recievers and recorders and it delivers HD quality to all attached. Can't really go wrong with this if you need a splitter.

Ordered 2 of these in the last few days. Installed them today and it seems the lead unit is working in all ways. The second unit is piggy backed and not yet tested. The price is a big plus. The system will now allow more easily moving units around the house.The units received were not as pictured. No DirecTV markings but similar numbering. This let to an uneasy feeling and uncertainty.During installation make sure the power path follows the line between the dish and the primary receiver. It is marked on the unit. Also make sure terminators (Caps) are installed on all unused "Out-Posts".

The splitter I received had a label similar to what is pictured, but also had the Directv logo. Figuring anyone could slap a logo on something, I took it with a grain of salt. When I went outside to replace my existing Directv 2 port splitter, I found it was exactly the same brand and label as the one provided by the Directv installer! It worked perfectly right away. No issues whatsoever.Note for install: Leave the black rubber things on the ports. They are what helps keep it weather tight. The F connector on the coax will go on under it. Also, if you don't use all 4 ports, leave the little things that look like caps on the unused ports. They are actually load resistors needed to keep from lowering your signal level.