Multiswitch Terra MV-532 by Terra — 5 inputs, 32 outputs (MV-532)

Terra MV-532 multiswitch is a compact signal distribution device with five inputs and thirty-two outputs designed to deliver satellite and terrestrial TV signals to many receivers from a single centralized point. The unit accepts multiple satellite polarizations and a terrestrial/DAB/ FM input, combines and distributes them to independent subscriber lines while maintaining signal integrity. The multiswitch is intended for installations where several independent tuners or set-top boxes require reliable access to satellite and terrestrial broadcasts.

Advantages

The Terra MV-532 offers high-density distribution in a single chassis that reduces cabling complexity and installation footprint. Its design maintains stable signal levels across all 32 outputs, supporting simultaneous use by multiple receivers without manual switching. The device is built for continuous operation and fits professional multi-dwelling, hospitality, or commercial environments where centralized signal management and predictable performance are required.

Suitable for

• Apartment buildings and multi-dwelling units
• Hotels, hostels and guesthouses
• Office buildings and commercial premises
• Apartment-to-apartment or room-to-room satellite TV distribution
• System integrators and installers building centralized headend systems

Key specifications

• Inputs: 5 (satellite polarizations and terrestrial input)
• Outputs: 32 independent RF outputs for receivers
• Signal types supported: satellite TV signals plus terrestrial broadcast
• Distribution topology: centralized multiswitch for multiple subscriber lines
• Intended installation: indoor, rack or cabinet mounting in headend or distribution closet

How to use

Install the Terra MV-532 in a dry, ventilated indoor location near the incoming satellite LNBs and terrestrial antenna feeds. Connect the satellite LNB polarizations and terrestrial antenna to the appropriate inputs, then run coaxial cables from the 32 outputs to individual receiver positions. Verify proper grounding and follow local electrical and building codes. After power-up and signal source connection, check signal levels at sample outputs and adjust downstream amplifiers if necessary to ensure consistent reception across all receivers.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use high-quality coaxial cable and connectors, perform proper earthing of the antenna system, and label output lines during installation. When deploying in larger systems, plan cable lengths and any additional amplification or attenuation to preserve signal balance across all 32 outputs.