Multiswitch WENTRONIC 64880 — satellite multiswitch 9 inputs, 8 outputs

The WENTRONIC 64880 multiswitch is a satellite signal distribution device with nine inputs and eight independent outputs, designed to route signals from multiple LNBFs and terrestrial sources to several receivers. It enables independent channel selection on each connected receiver and centralizes satellite and terrestrial signal management for home or small commercial installations. The unit supports combined satellite and terrestrial distribution, maintaining signal integrity across multiple connected devices.

Advantages

The multiswitch provides reliable distribution of satellite and terrestrial signals to up to eight receivers while preserving independent channel control on each receiver. Its multiple input configuration allows integration of signals from dual or quad LNBFs and a terrestrial antenna, reducing the need for separate cabling and simplifying central signal management. The device is compact and suitable for mounting in wiring cabinets or near signal sources, offering a practical solution for multi-room TV setups.

Suitable for

• Homes with several satellite receivers or set-top boxes
• Small commercial spaces such as bars, waiting rooms, or offices
• Multi-room installations where independent channel selection is required
• Setups combining satellite and terrestrial TV signals

Key specifications

• Inputs: 9 total (satellite LNB inputs plus terrestrial input)
• Outputs: 8 independent receiver outputs
• Distribution: supports independent channel selection per output
• Signal types: satellite (DVB-S/DVB-S2) and terrestrial (VHF/UHF) compatible distribution
• Installation: indoor mounting, suitable for wiring cabinets or distribution panels

How to use

Install the multiswitch in a dry, ventilated indoor location near the incoming satellite and terrestrial cables. Connect the satellite LNB outputs and the terrestrial antenna to the corresponding inputs on the multiswitch, then run coaxial cables from each of the eight outputs to individual satellite receivers or set-top boxes. Ensure all connections are secure and use quality coaxial cable and F-type connectors to minimize signal loss. After connections are complete, configure each receiver according to its menu to scan the satellite and terrestrial channels independently.

Usage recommendations

Use short, high-quality coaxial cables and properly tightened F-type connectors to maintain signal strength. Avoid running signal cables parallel to power lines to reduce interference. If signal levels are low on any output, check LNB and antenna alignment and consider using an inline amplifier or professional signal measurement tools for optimal distribution.