Μετατροπέας υποβιβασμού χαμηλού θορύβου TechniSat 0000/8382

The TechniSat Low Noise Block downconverter 0000/8382 is a compact LNB designed for satellite reception systems. It features a 4 cm feedhorn diameter, an F-type RF connector and a low power consumption of 140 mA. The unit measures 54 mm in width and 130 mm in depth, and comes in black finish for discreet integration with standard satellite dishes. Its compact form factor and light weight make it suitable for both residential and small commercial installations where space and weight are considerations.

Advantages

The device offers a compact footprint with a small 4 cm feedhorn that supports focused signal collection while maintaining a low current draw of 140 mA. The F-type RF connector ensures broad compatibility with common coaxial cables and consumer satellite receivers. Due to its modest dimensions and light weight, the LNB is easy to mount and align on most satellite dishes. The black finish helps the unit blend visually with typical outdoor installations.

Suitable for

• Standard Ku-band satellite reception for homes
• Small apartment or caravan satellite systems where size and weight are limited
• Replacement of old or damaged LNBs on compatible dishes
• Secondary or backup satellite feeds in small commercial setups

Key specifications

• Feedhorn diameter: 4 cm
• RF connector type: F
• Power consumption: 140 mA
• Width: 54 mm
• Depth: 130 mm
• Weight: 0.138 kg
• Product colour: Black

How to use

Mount the LNB in the dish’s feedarm clamp according to the dish manufacturer’s alignment marks, taking care to secure it firmly and orient the feedhorn toward the dish focal point. Connect a suitable F-type coaxial cable to the RF connector and route the cable to the satellite receiver. Provide power to the unit through the receiver’s power supply over the coaxial cable; ensure that the receiver’s LNB power setting matches the device’s requirements. Fine-tune dish pointing and LNB rotation while monitoring signal strength and quality on the receiver until optimal reception is achieved.

Recommendations

Use low-loss coaxial cable and properly weatherproof the F-type connection with suitable sealing tape or covers. Periodically inspect the LNB housing and mount for corrosion or physical damage, and re-check alignment after strong winds or long-term exposure. For best results, pair the LNB with a dish size and receiver known to support the same satellite band and signal format.