Twin Televes LNB converter Twin, No name model 747802

The Twin Televes LNB converter Twin, No name model 747802 is a dual-output Ku-band LNB designed for domestic satellite TV reception. It accepts the feed from a parabolic dish and provides two independent IF outputs so two receivers or a dual-tuner recorder can operate simultaneously from a single dish feed. The unit is intended for typical home satellite installations and is compatible with standard Ku-band systems used in residential and small-site setups.

Advantages

This Twin Televes LNB converter offers two fully independent outputs that allow parallel connection of separate set-top boxes or a dual-tuner PVR without the need for additional multiswitches. Its compact design makes it suitable for conventional dish arms and straightforward replacement of existing single-output LNBs. The converter is compatible with standard Ku-band signals, ensuring interoperability with the majority of consumer satellite receivers.

Suitable for

• Homes requiring two independent satellite feeds
• Dual-tuner recorders and PVRs that need separate LNB outputs
• Small installations where a simple, compact dual-output LNB is needed

Key specifications

• Function: Ku-band low-noise block downconverter with two independent outputs
• Outputs: Two independent IF outputs for simultaneous receiver operation
• Use case: Designed for single-dish satellite reception with dual-output requirement
• Physical form: Compact, dish-mounted LNB suitable for standard feed arms
• Compatibility: Works with standard Ku-band consumer satellite receivers and PVRs

How to use

Mount the LNB on the dish feed arm in place of the existing feedhorn, ensuring correct orientation and secure fastening. Run coaxial cables from each of the two outputs to the corresponding receivers or PVR tuner inputs. Configure each receiver independently according to the satellite provider’s frequency and polarization settings, and perform LNB setup in the receiver menus if required. Use adequate weatherproofing for cable connections and check signal quality on each receiver to complete alignment.

Usage recommendations

Use high-quality coaxial cable and F-type connectors for best signal integrity, and protect outdoor terminations with appropriate sealing. If additional independent feeds are required beyond two outputs, consider a multiswitch solution rather than stacking incompatible LNBs.