LNB HEAD – For satellite dish

LNB head

LNB stands for "Low-Noise Block converter" and is a satellite dish head that converts the microwave signals from the satellites into a signal that is understandable for the satellite receiver. A universal LNB head receives both polarizations (vertical and horizontal) and the full range of frequencies in the satellite's Ku band.

The microwave signals have great difficulty penetrating walls, roofs, and windows, and therefore a parabolic dish with an LNB head must always be placed outdoors and, of course, point in the right direction.

Types of LNB

• Single LNB head for 1 satellite receiver box / user.
• Twin LNB head for 2 outputs for a total of 2 satellite receiver boxes / users.
• Quad LNB head for 4 outputs for a total of 4 satellite receiver boxes / users.
• Satellite dish LNB head for receiving digital satellite TV via a Sat CR compatible satellite receiver.
• Quattro LNB for connecting 4 multiswitch polarities for professional use