Satellite antenna Megasat D1

The Megasat D1 flat satellite antenna delivers satellite television reception with performance equivalent to a conventional 60 cm parabolic dish while remaining compact and unobtrusive. It is designed for reliable reception in the 10.7–12.75 GHz range and includes an exchangeable LNB for single- or multi-user setups. The robust housing protects the electronics from weather and the antenna is suitable for mounting on balconies or directly on exterior walls.

Advantages

The antenna offers reception performance comparable to a 60 cm parabolic dish in a slim, space-saving form factor. Its sturdy housing provides weather protection for the internal electronics. The included universal LNB can serve 1, 2 or 4 users and is replaceable without changing the entire antenna, reducing repair and upgrade costs. Compact dimensions and low weight simplify installation.

Suitable for

• Reception of satellite television at homes and apartments
• Balcony or wall mounting where a discreet antenna is required
• Single-user installations with the option to upgrade to multiple users by changing the LNB
• Situations where a compact alternative to a 60 cm dish is needed

Key specifications

• Model: Megasat D1 (MPN 200210, EAN 4046173107739)
• Operating frequency: 10.7–12.75 GHz
• High band output frequency: 1100–2150 MHz
• Low band output frequency: 950–1950 MHz
• LNB power supply: 12–14 V / 16–19 V
• Power consumption: 160 mA
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 525 × 68 × 290 mm
• Package weight: 5.9 kg

How to use

Mount the flat antenna on a balcony railing or on a suitable exterior wall with secure fastenings, ensuring an unobstructed line of sight to the satellite. Connect the included universal LNB to the coaxial cable and route the cable to your receiver. Set the receiver to the correct satellite and perform tuning/scan according to the receiver instructions. If more users are required, replace the LNB with a compatible multi-output version following the manufacturer’s instructions.

Usage recommendations

Position the antenna where it has a clear view to the satellite and avoid nearby metallic obstacles. Use weatherproof cable and sealed cable glands for exterior cable runs. For multi-user setups, verify the compatibility of replacement LNBs with your receiver and cable layout.