SOLID FS-507 Ku-Band LNB for Prime Focus Dish Antenna – Twin Out

SOLID FS-507 Ku-Band Twin Output LNBF with Feedhorn for Prime Focus Satellite DishSOLID FS-507 Ku-Band Twin Output LNBF is designed for Prime Focus satellite dish antennas and delivers stable signal reception with low noise performance. Compatible with DVB-S and DVB-S2 satellite receivers, it is ideal for DTH, Free-to-Air (FTA), and professional satellite installations. Built for long-lasting outdoor use with reliable HD and 4K signal quality.Key Features1.Ku-Band Frequency: The LNB operates within the Ku-band frequency range (10.7-12.75 GHz), which is commonly used for satellite TV broadcasting.2.Twin Output: The FS-507 has two separate outputs, allowing you to connect two receivers or set-top boxes to the same LNB.3.Prime Focus Dish Antenna Compatibility: The LNB is designed to work with prime focus dish antennas, which are commonly used for receiving Ku-band signals.4.High Gain and Low Noise: The LNB is designed to provide high gain and low noise figures, ensuring a clear and stable signal.Specifications1.Frequency Range: 10.7-12.75 GHz (Ku-band)2.Polarization: Linear (Horizontal and Vertical)3.Noise Figure: Typically around 0.1-1.0 dB (depending on the frequency)4.Gain: Typically around 50-60 dB (depending on the frequency)5.Output Connector: F-type (2x)Applications1.Satellite TV: The SOLID FS-507 Ku-Band LNB is designed for receiving Ku-band satellite TV signals, making it suitable for use with various satellite TV providers.2.Telecommunications: The LNB can also be used in telecommunications applications, such as satellite-based broadband internet services.This Ku-Band LNBF is best for low signals, we have launched it, especially for weaker satellite signals in certain areas like Andaman and Nicobar Island and other remote areas of the country.Specifications :Model No. FS-507Input Frequency – 10.70~12.75GHZOutput Frequency – 950~2150MHzL.O. Freq: 9.75~10.6GHzNoise: 0.1dBIt is especially for :Fit this Ku-Band LNB with C-Band Dish AntennaBest for Andman & Nicobar island for weak Ku-Band signals