LNB TechniSat Universal-SCR 4+4LNB

The TechniSat Universal-SCR 4+4LNB is a low noise block downconverter designed for reliable satellite signal reception. It features an F-type RF connector and a compact feedhorn with a diameter of 4 cm. The unit is finished in black and has a slim housing with external dimensions of 54 mm width and 124 mm depth. Packaged dimensions are 110 mm x 60 mm x 133 mm, and the device weighs 0.25 kg. Power consumption during operation is 250 mA. The LNB is intended for use with satellite antennas to convert and distribute signals for compatible receivers.

Advantages

The TechniSat Universal-SCR 4+4LNB offers low-noise signal conversion suitable for improving satellite reception quality where compatible SCR distribution is used. Its compact feedhorn and small housing reduce dish shadowing and simplify mounting. A standard F-type RF connector ensures compatibility with common coaxial cabling. The modest power consumption of 250 mA helps limit power draw from the distribution system, while the lightweight construction simplifies handling during installation.

Suitable for

• Single-dish satellite reception installations requiring SCR distribution
• Residential satellite TV setups where compact LNB size is important
• Replacement of existing LNBs with compatible F-type connections
• Installations where a low-weight component is preferred

Key specifications

• Feedhorn diameter: 4 cm
• Connector type: F-type RF connector
• Power consumption: 250 mA
• Colour: Black
• Weight: 0.25 kg
• External dimensions (W x D): 54 mm x 124 mm
• Packaged dimensions (L x W x H): 110 mm x 60 mm x 133 mm

How to use

Mount the LNB to the satellite dish feed arm according to the dish manufacturer's instructions so the feedhorn is aligned with the dish focal point. Connect the F-type RF connector to the coaxial cable running to the satellite receiver or SCR distribution module. Ensure the power supply and receiver are compatible with SCR distribution and provide the required operating current. After physical installation, perform standard satellite alignment and receiver tuning procedures to lock onto the desired satellite signals.

Recommendations

Install and align the LNB in dry conditions when possible, and secure all cable connections to prevent water ingress. Use suitable connectors and weatherproofing at outdoor junctions. Verify that the receiver or distribution system supports SCR operation before commissioning.