Labgear VW2L

Sky Q 2 output wideband LNB is a device used in satellite TV installations to receive and downconvert satellite signals from the Sky Q satellite and distribute them to multiple receivers.

The LNB (Low Noise Block) is the device mounted on the satellite dish that captures the satellite signal and converts it into a lower frequency signal that can be carried over coaxial cables to the receiver.

The Sky Q 2 output wideband LNB features two output ports and is designed to work specifically with the Sky Q satellite system. The wideband design of the LNB allows it to receive a wide range of satellite frequencies from the Sky Q satellite, enabling it to provide signals for multiple Sky Q receivers at once.

The LNB is typically installed on the satellite dish using a mounting bracket and is connected to the satellite receiver or a multiswitch using coaxial cables. The LNB is powered by the receiver or multiswitch, which provides the necessary voltage to operate the LNB and switch between the different frequency bands.