The BNC Male to Dual BNC Female T Adapter from Kramer, available here in a pack of 10, allows you to add an extra output line to a source. The male end has a locking collar to provide a secure connection.

Adds Additional Line to One Source    Locking Collar on Male End

• Male base with locking collar

• Can be used as a "Y" adapter to add an additional line to one source

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this Apple MMEL2AM/A adapter passive?

A: Hey I am a hardware developer that specializes in USB stuff. USB type C is a little complicated in that there are 2 sets of what we call SERDES. Or high speed serial interfaces. These can be setup as USB-SS3, Display or Thunderbolt. This adapter will indicate to the host that one of the SERDES is now Thunderbolt. It will also indicate to the power protocol stuff required for the Thunderbolt 2 connection. Then of course the pins will be routed to the appropriate pins on the Thunderbolt 2 connector.

Q: 2. These Mini connectors, will they work with full sized BNC connectors? In other words, is the cable itself consider Mini and not the actual connector?

A: Connectors tend to work with spcific cable. This Belden connector works with the following cable https://bhpho.to/3QaDIJq Belden 4855R cable.

Q: 3. Will the switcher let a power supply back to the Camera?

A: Sorry no, this switcher is not designed to handle the power requirements of another device.

Q: 4. Can it work to connect the new pyxis to the video assist 5” 3g? And is this made by blackmagic?

A: Yes, in order to connect the Blackmagic Design PYXIS 6K Cinema Box Camera to any models of the Blackmagic Design Video Assist recording monitors the Blackmagic Design Micro BNC to BNC Male Cable for Video Assist will indeed be needed.

Q: 5. Will these have a snug fit on 18 AWG cable? Been looking around and most connectors don't list the gauge cable that this works with and in the past, I've been burned by blindly buying connectors and they end up not fitting.

A: This product states it is for RG-6 cabling. RG-6 is now a generic name and usually means a coaxial cable with an 18 AWG (1.024 mm) center conductor and 75 ohm characteristic impedance. I am thinking since this is generic for RG-6 you should be good. This item can be returned within 30 days of purchase date for a refund or exchange.

Q: 6. I have a handful of couplers from before the days of SDI video. Could I expect those to work with SDI cables or would I need to purchase this product? Thanks.

A: Regarding your question about needing to purchase the Canare BCJ-JK BNC Coupler, current SDI signals have higher bandwidth, and new couplers are recommended to ensure proper signal strength.

Q: 7. Would this cable work for the Line 6 XD-75? I know the connecters are the same, but will the signal still transmit since it is in the 2.4 GHz

A: This cable should work regardless of the transmission frequency.

Q: 8. How many dB signal loss would be expected through a BNC coupler at 3G SDI frequencies?

A: there isn't a stated about of signal loss, Canare states that it is negligible

Q: 9. Will these work on Belden 1855a cable?

A: These are specifically designed for the 4855R.

Q: 10. What is the correct Strip Tool for this connector and 4855R Cable?

A: The strip and compression tools for 4855R Cable is the following. Belden PSA59/6 Cable Strip Tool BH #BEPSA596 Belden 3-Piece Hex Connector Crimp Tool BH #BEBB3PHCT