Low Noise Block downconverter TechniSat 0019/8194 RF connector F Power consumption 150 mA

The TECHNISAT Low Noise Block downconverter 0019/8194 is a compact LNB designed for satellite signal reception. It features an F-type RF connector and a power consumption of 150 mA. The unit has a feedhorn diameter of 4 cm and physical dimensions of 120 mm (width) and 57 mm (depth). Finished in black and weighing approximately 0.102 kg, this LNB is intended for installation on standard parabolic satellite dishes to convert received microwave signals to lower-frequency signals suitable for receivers.

Advantages

This LNB delivers low-noise performance in a small, lightweight housing that simplifies mounting and alignment on most satellite dishes. The F-type RF connector ensures compatibility with widely used coaxial cabling and receiver equipment. Low power draw of 150 mA reduces overall system power requirements while maintaining stable signal conversion. The 4 cm feedhorn diameter and compact footprint support efficient signal capture without adding significant wind load to the dish.

Suitable for

• Domestic satellite TV reception on small to medium dishes
• Replacement of existing single-output LNBs with F-type connector
• Installations where compact size and light weight are required

Key specifications

• Connector type: F-type RF connector
• Power consumption: 150 mA
• Feedhorn diameter: 4 cm
• Dimensions: 120 mm (width) x 57 mm (depth)
• Colour: Black
• Weight: 0.102 kg

How to use

Mount the LNB on the dish arm using the appropriate clamp or holder so the feedhorn points to the dish focal point. Connect the coaxial cable with an F-type connector to the LNB's RF output and route the cable to the satellite receiver. Provide power from the receiver or external supply as required; the device draws approximately 150 mA. Adjust dish alignment and polarization while monitoring signal quality on the receiver until optimal reception is achieved.

Recommendations

Use weather-resistant F-type connectors and properly seal cable joints to protect against moisture. When replacing an existing LNB, note the feedhorn position and secure mechanical fittings to preserve dish alignment. For stable operation, ensure the receiving equipment can supply the necessary power or use a compatible power inserter.