LNB converter Inverto Unicable II 32UB LNB converter — Unicable II 32 user outputs

Inverto Unicable II 32UB is a satellite LNB converter compliant with the Unicable II (EN50607) standard, designed to supply satellite signals to multiple receivers over a single coaxial cable. With support for up to 32 independent user outputs, this LNB simplifies multi-tuner and multi-room installations by enabling multiple receivers or tuners to access different transponders simultaneously without separate cabling for each device.

Advantages

This Unicable II LNB reduces installation complexity and cabling by allowing distribution of satellite signals over a single coaxial run while preserving independent channel selection on each connected receiver. It supports the EN50607 standard, ensuring compatibility with modern Unicable II receivers and multiswitches. The device is suitable for installations where space and cable routing are limited, and it improves scalability for future expansions up to 32 user connections.

Suitable for

• Multi-room satellite TV installations in homes and apartments
• Small commercial sites requiring multiple independent tuners
• Setups with single-cable distribution to several receivers or PVRs
• Renovations where adding additional coax runs is impractical

Key specifications

• Standard: Unicable II (EN50607) compatible
• User outputs: Up to 32 independent user channels
• Function: Satellite LNB converter for single-cable distribution
• Application: Multi-tuner and multi-room signal distribution

How to use

Mount the LNB on the satellite dish feed arm and connect the dish feed to the LNB input as per the dish manufacturer's instructions. Configure connected Unicable II receivers or tuners to use the EN50607 single-cable protocol and assign user frequencies (User Bands) according to the receiver menus or installer documentation. Run a single coaxial cable from the LNB or a compatible multiswitch to distribution points; each connected device will use its assigned user frequency to request channels independently.

Usage recommendations

Use compatible Unicable II receivers and properly assign user bands to avoid conflicts. For larger installations or long cable runs, verify cable quality and consider using a dedicated multiswitch or inline amplification where signal loss or splitting may affect performance.