This is where the ALPS quad LNB comes into play. ALPS developed a new LNB also applying the new standards for reception of digital television and radio. Twin LNBs are required in situations where several households need to receive satellite signals from the same dish. But fights about what to watch on the Tele won t be unfamiliar to any household. A twin quad LNB supplies the complete satellite frequency spectrum, allowing two to eight receivers to be connected via a splitter.
Every channel is accessible from any receiver, so everyone is happy.
Especially the landlord because he or she can offer a complete set of channels without the technical and budget limitations of a conventional cable system. The twin quad LNB from ALPS is one of the smallest we have ever seen. Since it was developed for offset dishes ranging from 40 up to 120cm, this is more or less l art pour l art as the device won t cover any part of your dish anyway. Both high and low-band are covered, resulting in a complete reception range from 10.700 up to 12.800 GHz. Suitable for analogue as well as digital television and radio reception, this LNB needs an opening of 40mm on the mounting arm of your dish.