LNB Unicable Quad CHESS 5 Edition + TRIPLE Legacy

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LNB Unicable SCR Quad Converter with Triple Legacy (7 receivers) CHESS 5 Edition

Professional single-wire LNB Chess converter for up to 6 receivers (4 SCR compatible receivers and 3 conventional satellite receivers via 3 older Legacy outputs)
One output of the UNICABLE (SCR) converter in gold color allows you to route the signal with one cable up to max. 4 digital receivers with SCR or UNICABLE signal.
The remaining outputs of the so-called full band converter in silver color allow you to connect a traditional digital receiver.

The condition for the operation of such an installation is that the tuner has the UNICABLE function, which consists in using 4 frequencies for signal transmission:
- Receiver 1 - 1210 MHz
- Receiver 2 - 1420 MHz
- Receiver 3 - 1680 MHz
- Receiver 4 - 2040 MHz.

- Edition 5

- SCR (Satellite Channel Routing)

- 1x gold-plated SCR output for up to 4 receivers (SAT-CR)

- Compatible with HDTV, 4K, Ultra HD, DVB-S2

- PLL technology

- 3x older output

- Channel 1: 1210 MHz

- Channel 2: 1420 MHz

- Channel 3: 1680 MHz

- Channel 4: 2040 MHz

- Noise ratio: 0.1 dB (typ.)

- Legacy Gain: 57 - 65dB

- Gain Unicable SAT-SCR: 58 - 67dB

- Tolerance: +/- 0.5 dB / 26 MHz

- Cross-Pol insulation: > 20dB

- Control of the converter from the SAT receiver

- DiSEqC, Legacy: DiSEqC 1.0 compatibility

- Temperature range: -40°C to +65°C

- Legacy power consumption: 200 mA

- Power consumption Unicable SAT-CR: 300mA

- Diameter Ø 40mm

- Neck length: 42 mm

- extended protection against weather conditions

- Supported Unicable

LNB Unicable Quad CHESS 5 Edition + TRIPLE Legacy
LNB Unicable Quad CHESS 5 Edition + TRIPLE Legacy

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