Multicomutador de satélite Telestar DIGIBIT Twin 1 entrada 2 saídas

The Telestar DIGIBIT Twin satellite multiswitch with 1 input and 2 outputs is designed to distribute a single satellite feed to two independent receivers. It accepts input frequencies from 950 to 2150 MHz and passes the full IF range required for modern LNBs and satellite receivers. The compact housing (129 mm × 44 mm × 102 mm) and lightweight construction (0.6 kg) allow installation in small enclosures, on mounting racks or near a dish, providing reliable signal routing for home and small commercial setups.

Advantages

The device provides stable distribution of satellite signals to two receivers without altering frequency bands or polarization. Its broad input frequency range ensures compatibility with QUAD, QUATTRO and wideband LNB outputs and with DiSEqC-controlled systems. The compact, low-profile case simplifies placement in cramped installations and minimizes cable run length to connected receivers. Built from components meant for continuous operation, it maintains consistent signal quality under normal environmental conditions.

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How to use

Connect the coaxial cable from the satellite dish LNB to the single input of the multiswitch, ensuring proper F-type connectors and a secure fit. Run coaxial cables from the two outputs to the satellite receivers; set each receiver to its normal satellite input. No power injection is required from the multiswitch itself; power for the LNB should be supplied by at least one connected receiver if the LNB requires receiver-supplied power. Verify signal and transponder access on each receiver and adjust cable routing to minimize bends and signal losses.

Recommendations

Use high-quality, low-loss coaxial cable and properly torqued F-connectors to preserve signal level. Keep the multiswitch in a dry, ventilated location away from strong electromagnetic interference sources. If using a DiSEqC setup or a wideband LNB, confirm receiver compatibility and cabling arrangements before finalizing the installation.