[Sadoun]

Since many FTA channels are spread over several satellite, two satellites have been very popular amongst viewers Galaxy 25 (97W) & AMC4 (101W). Also for the Coptic Christian community Galaxy 25 (97W) and Galaxy 26 (93W).

The Sadoun DUO LNBF is a Monoblock KU-band linear LNBF for digital satellite reception of two satellites separated by 4 degrees on the Clarke Belt arc.

We are introducing two NEW models:



KLB1: Sadoun Monoblock Duo LNBF 4 Degree Single Output Linear KU 0.4 dB

and



KLB2: Sadoun Monoblock Duo LNBF 4 Degree Dual Output Linear KU 0.4 dB

Same as KLB1, but with two outputs. This Sadoun Monoblock DUO LNBF is designed to work with One or more DVB receivers to receive signal from two satellites using one stationary dish.




Both will work with offset dishes between 60cm (23.6") to 90cm (36").


The LNBF on each side of this Monoblock Duo is a UNIVERSAL type. The built-in DiSEqC switch allows the receiver to switch between the two satellites instantly. This is used for Free To Air satellite reception in North America. Compatible with all FTA satellite receivers on the market today. Works with for all KU band reception except DSS.

Comes with an adapter for any dish with LNBF holder 40mm standard diameter. Black LNBF Holder you see in the pictures is not included. It is usually included with the dish.

Instructions Sheet

Installation Instructions:

• Place LNBF1 in the focal point of your dish using the Dish's LNBF holder.
• Connect an RG6 coaxial cable between receiver 1 and LNBF Monoblock Output 1
• Connect an RG6 coaxial cable between receiver 2 and LNBF Monoblock Output 2
• Set the DiSEqC switch position in each receiver as follows:
  • Command 1 or A for LNBF1 (i.e. 97W or whichever the Western satellite you pick)
  • Command 2 or B for LNBF2 (i.e. 93W or whichever the Eastern satellite you pick)
• Optimize the signal strength and quality for LNBF1.
• Optimize the signal strength and quality for LNBF2 by turning it a little upwards or downwards a few degrees.