UltraPoE CT-BNC-3T 75Ω BNC Male to Dual Female T Adapter, 5-Pack
UltraPoE CT-BNC-3T is a 75-ohm BNC T adapter with one male plug and two female sockets. The right-angle tee configuration is designed for compatible CCTV, video, test, and coaxial signal connections where a compact male-to-dual-female interface is required. This listing includes five adapters.
Key Features
- 1-to-2 BNC configuration: One BNC male connector and two opposing BNC female connectors.
- T-shaped layout: Places the male connection at 90 degrees to the two female sockets.
- 75-ohm design: Intended for compatible 75-ohm video and CCTV coaxial systems.
- Bayonet coupling: BNC locking hardware supports quick connect-and-turn installation.
- Nickel-plated metal body: Provides a compact, durable connector housing.
- Five-pack: Package includes five identical CT-BNC-3T adapters.
Typical Applications
- CCTV and surveillance video connections
- Coaxial test equipment and temporary signal routing
- Monitor, DVR, camera, and video equipment connections
- 75-ohm BNC cable systems
Specifications
- Brand: UltraPoE
- Model / SKU: CT-BNC-3T
- Adapter type: BNC male to two BNC female tee
- Nominal impedance: 75 ohms
- Connector count: 1 male, 2 female
- Body finish: Nickel-plated metal
- Package quantity: 5 adapters
Compatibility Note
This is a passive connector adapter. Splitting one video source to two destinations can introduce signal loss or impedance/loading issues depending on the equipment and cable run. Confirm that the connected devices and system design support passive signal distribution.
Frequently Asked Questions
What connector arrangement does the CT-BNC-3T use?
It has one BNC male plug at a right angle to two opposing BNC female sockets.
Is this a 50-ohm or 75-ohm adapter?
This product is specified for nominal 75-ohm CCTV and video applications.
How many adapters are included?
The listing includes five CT-BNC-3T adapters.
Can it split a CCTV video signal?
It can provide a passive physical split, but results depend on cable length, termination, and equipment loading. Use an active video distribution amplifier when the system requires maintained signal level and isolation.