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This universal twin LNB is designed for receiving satellite signals via a satellite dish. With this satellite LNB, two satellite receivers or televisions can be connected independently to the same satellite installation. The LNB receives satellite signals from the dish and converts them to a lower frequency, which is then sent via a coaxial cable to the satellite receiver or television. This allows digital satellite signals to be received using standards such as DVB-S and DVB-S2. This model is a twin LNB with two outputs. This allows two receivers to be connected independently without the need for a multiswitch. The LNB has a low noise figure of approximately 0.1 dB, which ensures strong signal reception and stable picture quality. This makes the product suitable for modern television signals such as HDTV, UHD, and 4K. The housing is fully sealed with a weather-resistant protective casing. The gold-plated F-connectors are additionally protected by a retractable moisture cover, ensuring the connections remain protected from the elements. Specifications • Type universal twin LNB • Brand Goobay • Number of outputs 2 • Connection F-connector female • Max. number of users 2 • Noise figure 0.1 dB • Input frequency low-band 10.70 – 11.70 GHz • Input frequency high-band 11.70 – 12.75 GHz • Output frequency low-band 950 – 1950 MHz • Output frequency high-band 1100 – 2150 MHz • LO-frequency low-band 9.75 GHz • LO-frequency high-band 10.6 GHz • Signal gain 52 – 62 dB (typical 57 dB) • Support DVB-S / DVB-S2 • Feedhorn diameter 40 mm • Connector contact material gold-plated • Colour grey / white • Certification CE, WEEE Explanation of terms used LNB An LNB (Low Noise Block) is the receiving component of a satellite dish that picks up satellite signals and converts them to a lower frequency for transmission via a coaxial cable. DVB-S / DVB-S2 DVB-S and DVB-S2 are digital transmission standards for satellite television. Low-band / High-band Satellite signals are received in two frequency bands: low-band and high-band. The LNB converts these signals to frequencies that can be transmitted via a coaxial cable. Noise figure The noise figure indicates how much extra noise an LNB adds to the received signal. The lower the value, the better the signal quality. LO-frequency The LO (Local Oscillator) frequency is used to convert high satellite frequencies to lower frequencies that can be transmitted via coaxial cables. Ask a product question