Description

The SEAS Systems RF Tap-Offs are designed to split RF (radio frequency) signals while maintaining signal integrity and minimizing interference. These devices are commonly used in communication systems where reliable signal distribution is essential. Built with high-quality materials for marine applications, they ensure durable performance in harsh environments.

SEAS S2 — Key Features

RF signal splitting with minimal interference
Durable design for marine and harsh environments
Ensures reliable signal distribution
Compact and easy to install

Use Cases

Marine Communication Systems: Distributes RF signals on vessels for improved communication.
Offshore Platforms: Used in communication setups where multiple signal paths are needed.
Broadcast Systems: Splits RF signals for broadcasting purposes in maritime environments.

RF signal splitter available

SEAS S2

Digital-analogue splitters for marine use 100 kHz-1000 MHz
Isolated 5 mm base, to avoid grounding to hull, to make it double isolated
Linear frequency response up to 1000 MHz
Excellent port isolation
Nickel plated HQ housing

SEAS S4

Digital-analogue splitters for marine use 100 kHz-1000 MHz
Isolated 5 mm base, to avoid grounding to hull, to make it double isolated
Linear frequency response up to 1000 MHz
Excellent port isolation
Nickel plated HQ housing

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Satellite system compatibility

Satellite communication and TVRO equipment is system-specific. Check the terminal or antenna family, power and data connections, cable type, service network and any activation or airtime requirements before ordering. For replacement parts, confirm the exact system generation and part reference because visually similar components are not always interchangeable.

Satellite-system components often depend on a particular antenna, below-decks unit or terminal generation. Confirm the complete system model and service requirements before substituting a component from another revision.