🔌 Eagle Aspen 500249 Diplexer - Single Port Review

This eliminates the need to run a second cable around the house. Just plug in the cable outside, cable and satellite TV to it, and you can connect both devices to your home with a single cable. it says.,.

Great product! I was able to connect Comcast cable (for US programming) and Dish Network Intl programming to 2x of these fifty devices. I've saved myself running Xtra coax lines to each TV.

I used it to combine the satellite and antenna signals in one coaxial cable and then use the second to separate the antenna and satellite signals at the receiver. Works perfectly. An inexpensive project that saved me the trouble of running two coax lines.

Doesn't work for the combination of OTA UHF/VHF and wired internet. I thought to try but it didn't work. Wired Internet and OTA operate below 1000MHz and at different levels. The diplexer works with bandpass filters in different areas. The two types of signals I was trying to combine operate on the same band, so this diplexer didn't let VHF/UHF through at all.

I used this to combine the satellite and antenna signal in one coax cable and then used the second to separate the antenna and satellite signal at the receiver. Works perfectly. An inexpensive project that saved me the trouble of running two coax lines.

Worked great for combining Docsis 3.0 Spectrum Internet and Direct Satellite TV 8 channels. Bought two, one for each end. Also bought a voltage stabilizer to protect my modem from extra SWM power (not sure if it was necessary). Saved me from running a second wire in my attic on a hot Texas summer.

Does not work for OTA UHF/VHF and Cable Internet Combo. I thought to try but it didn't work. Wired Internet and OTA operate below 1000MHz and at different levels. The diplexer works with bandpass filters in different areas. The two types of signals I was trying to combine operate on the same band, so this diplexer didn't let VHF/UHF through at all.