Sennheiser MiniCircuits set 2x splitter e 8x cavi - set cavi/adattatori

For professional audio engineers and wireless microphone system integrators, this Sennheiser MiniCircuits Set provides the essential RF distribution components to split antenna signals across multiple receivers. The kit includes two passive 1-to-2 RF splitters and eight high-quality BNC coaxial cables, enabling reliable signal distribution in UHF wireless setups. Ideal for live sound, broadcast, and installed audio environments where consistent RF performance is critical.

Key specifications

• Product type: RF antenna distribution kit
• Number of splitters: 2
• Splitter type: Passive RF splitter, 1-to-2 configuration
• Number of cables: 8
• Cable type: Coaxial RF cable, BNC male to BNC male
• Cable impedance: 50 Ohm
• Cable length: Approx. 0.5m - 1m per cable
• Frequency range: 470 - 960 MHz (UHF)
• System impedance: 50 Ohm
• Splitter connectors: BNC female
• Insertion loss per splitter: Approx. 3.5 dB per 1-to-2 split
• Compatibility: Sennheiser EW Series, G3, G4, 2000 Series wireless systems
• Mounting: Freestanding or rack-mountable with optional adapter
• Included components: 2x RF splitters, 8x BNC coaxial cables

Why choose it

Engineered for minimal signal loss and consistent impedance matching, this kit ensures clean RF distribution without introducing interference. The passive splitters require no power, making them reliable in any setup. The included BNC cables are pre-terminated and ready for immediate deployment, saving time on site.

Ideal use cases

• Distributing antenna signals to multiple wireless microphone receivers in rack systems
• Expanding RF coverage in conference rooms, theaters, and houses of worship
• Creating redundant antenna paths for critical live performances
• Integrating with Sennheiser EW, G3, G4, and 2000 series systems

Good to know

The passive design means no additional power supply is needed, and the compact form factor allows easy integration into existing racks or flight cases. For larger setups, multiple kits can be combined to create more complex distribution networks. Always verify frequency compatibility with your wireless system before installation.