LNB converter Quad Televes No name model 761001

Quad LNB converter by Televes No name model 761001 is a satellite low‑noise block downconverter designed to receive signals from a satellite dish and convert them to L‑band for distribution over coaxial cable. The device provides four independent outputs so up to four satellite receivers or tuners can be connected simultaneously. It is intended for domestic and small multi‑room installations where separate tuners require dedicated LNB feeds.

Advantages

The Televes quad LNB offers four isolated output ports that allow independent tuning on each connected receiver, reducing the need for multiswitches in small installations. Its low‑noise architecture improves signal sensitivity for weaker satellite signals, while the compact weatherproof housing is suitable for outdoor mounting at the dish arm. The product is compatible with standard satellite systems and supports common voltage and 22 kHz signaling from receivers for band and polarization switching.

Suitable for

• Small homes with up to four independent satellite receivers or tuners
• Multi‑room installations where each room requires its own satellite feed
• Replacement of a single or dual LNB when expanding to four outputs
• Outdoor mounting on standard satellite dish arms

Key specifications

• Type: Quad LNB (four independent outputs)
• Function: Satellite downconversion to L‑band for coaxial distribution
• Output ports: Four F‑type coaxial outputs providing independent feeds
• Weather protection: Outdoor‑rated housing for dish‑arm installation
• Control: Compatible with standard 13/18 V and 22 kHz signaling for polarization and band switching
• Application: Designed for DVB‑S/DVB‑S2 satellite reception (single feed per tuner)

How to use

Mount the LNB to the arm of a compatible satellite dish, aligning it according to the satellite position and dish focal point. Connect each of the four F‑type coaxial outputs to the corresponding satellite receiver or to a distribution system that accepts individual LNB feeds. Ensure each receiver supplies the correct voltage and 22 kHz tone when switching polarization and band. After physical installation, perform satellite alignment and signal quality checks at each receiver to confirm adequate signal level and adjust dish pointing as necessary.

Usage recommendations

Use high‑quality, appropriately shielded coaxial cable and tight, weatherproof F‑type connectors to minimize signal loss. For installations with more than four receivers or where central multiswitching is preferred, consider a multiswitch with a compatible LNB or a dedicated multi‑output distribution solution. Regularly inspect outdoor seals and mounting hardware to maintain long‑term performance.