A BNC T-splitter allows a single coaxial signal to be distributed to two outputs simultaneously. In analogue CCTV, the most common application is feeding the video output of a single camera to both a DVR for recording and a local monitor for real-time viewing, without requiring a separate video amplifier or distribution unit.
It should be noted that passive BNC splitting reduces the signal level at each output because the signal is shared rather than actively amplified. In short-run systems with a strong source signal, this reduction is generally acceptable. In long-run systems or where the source signal is already at a marginal level, signal degradation may be noticeable and an active distribution amplifier would be the correct specification instead.
The T-shaped form connects directly to a female BNC socket, with the two output ports available for direct BNC cable connection. No tools are required for installation.
For CCTV engineers and installers across London and the UK who need to route a single analogue camera output to two destinations in a short-run system, the BNC 2-way T-splitter is a simple, tool-free solution.
Key Features
- BNC 2-way T-splitter distributing one input to two BNC outputs
- Tool-free connection directly to BNC cable connectors
- Used to feed one camera output to DVR and local monitor simultaneously
- Passive splitting: suitable for short-run systems with adequate signal level
- Direct T-junction form factor for compact installation
- Standard BNC connection compatible with all analogue CCTV coaxial cable

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