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SKU
151743
MPN
BNC-7367
Pan Pacific 7367 BNC T Goal Post Style Coaxial Adapter - 1 Male/2 Females
- 50-ohm BNC coaxial adapter for compatible signal paths
- T-shaped, goal post style design for easy cable routing
- One male BNC connector to interface with your source device
- Two female BNC connectors for splitting a single feed to dual outputs
- Suitable for video, RF, sync, and other 50-ohm BNC applications
- Durable construction for everyday studio, field, or bench use
The Pan Pacific 7367 BNC T Goal Post Style Coaxial Adapter - 1 Male/2 Females is a compact, 50-ohm BNC splitter designed to branch a single BNC connection into two. Often referred to as a Y adapter, T adapter, or goal post adapter, it's ideal for distributing video, RF, or sync signals from one male BNC source to a pair of female BNC outputs, making it a practical solution for broadcast, production, and test bench setups.
Features
- 50-ohm BNC coaxial adapter for compatible signal paths
- T-shaped, goal post style design for easy cable routing
- One male BNC connector to interface with your source device
- Two female BNC connectors for splitting a single feed to dual outputs
- Suitable for video, RF, sync, and other 50-ohm BNC applications
- Durable construction for everyday studio, field, or bench use
In the Box
- Pan Pacific 7367 BNC T Goal Post Style Coaxial Adapter (1 Male to 2 Female)
Pan Pacific
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WARNING: This product may expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.