Highfly satellite TV High Gain Ku-Band Quad LNB single lnb universal ku band

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Features Low Noise 0.1dB and Great Reception Quality DVB-S / DVB-S2 Compliant LNBF, HD-TV, SD-TV, 3D-TV,4K-TV Qualified for signal down converting from 1 satellite to as many as 8 receivers Water Proof Cover Pulling Down Over the F Connectors for weather protection Very High Frequency Stability; High Cross Polarization Isolation; Low Power Consumption; Easy to Install Exclusive mechanism simulation design with premium quality components Guaranteed lowest N/F and best P/N with ideal level of Gain upon mass data of field tests Perfect PCB design and circuit matching, guaranteed excellent Cross Pol. Isolation and minimized Spurious Response Manufactured under strict IQC, IPQC, FQC procedures and ISO9001:2015 Quality Management System 100% water-proof test, over 2100 hours’ intensive UV protection testing of radome and plastic housings Brings you ever closer to the great pleasure of satellite TV entertainment

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Highfly satellite TV High Gain Ku-Band Quad LNB single lnb universal ku band

A "Highfly satellite TV High Gain Ku-Band Quad LNB" is a component used in satellite TV systems to receive satellite signals. Here's a breakdown of the key features mentioned in the description:

Highfly: This is the brand or manufacturer of the LNB (Low Noise Block downconverter).
Satellite TV: Indicates that the device is used in satellite television systems.
High Gain: Suggests that the LNB has a high gain, which means it is designed to receive satellite signals with improved sensitivity and signal quality.
Ku-Band: Specifies the frequency band that the LNB is designed to receive signals from. The Ku-Band is commonly used for satellite TV transmissions.
Quad LNB: Indicates that this LNB has four separate signal outputs, allowing it to connect to and feed four satellite TV receivers or set-top boxes simultaneously. This is useful for distributing satellite signals to multiple rooms or locations.
Single LNB: The mention of "single LNB" is somewhat contradictory with "Quad LNB." Typically, a "single LNB" would have a single output, while a "Quad LNB" has four outputs. It's possible that there might be a misunderstanding or inconsistency in the description.
Universal Ku Band: Suggests that the LNB is designed to work with a wide range of satellite TV systems and satellite TV providers in the Ku-Band frequency range.