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Universal LNBF for linear Ku-Band reception in North America.

A Universal LNBF is capable of receiving the entire linear Ku-Band, from 10.75 to 12.75GHz.

In North America, the 10.75 to 11.70GHz portion is rarely used (except for a few exceptions on satellites located over the Atlantic such as Telstar 12 @ 15°W). The 11.7-12.2GHz is most comonly used and the 12.2-12.7GHz portion is reserved for circular polarity satellites (not compatible with this linear LNBF).

This LNBF switches between the 10.75-11.6 and 11.6-12.75 GHz band using a 22KHz tone and 2 separate Local Oscillator frequencies: 9,750 an 10,600MHz. This LNBF configuration is found under the UNIVERSAL LNBF setting on most Free-to-air satellite receivers.

This is the LNBF has a 40mm neck that fits on most dishes over 76cm/30inches in diameter.

Specifications:

• Input: 10.75-12.75GHz
• Polarity: Vertical (13V) & Horizontal (18V)
• Local Oscillator: 9,750 & 10,600MHz (selection with 22KHz tone)
• Output: 950-2050MHz
• Noise figure: 0.5dB
• Gain (typical): 55dB
• Number of outputs: 2 (two)
• Neck size: 40mm
• Manufacturer: Kusat