Telmor Multiswitch TT 5/8 Terminal – 5 Input (4 SAT + 1 TER) to 8 Outputs, DiSEqC 2.0, Metal Housing

In multi-dwelling buildings, bringing satellite and terrestrial TV to every apartment without a dish on each balcony is a real challenge. The Telmor Multiswitch TT 5/8 Terminal solves this by acting as the final distribution point: it takes the trunk line from a shared antenna system and feeds up to eight individual receiver lines. Installers and system integrators use it in residential blocks, hotels, and offices to deliver clean signals to each unit from one central infrastructure.

Key specifications

• Multiswitch type: Terminal (end-of-line)
• Inputs: 5 (4 satellite IF + 1 terrestrial)
• Outputs: 8 subscriber/receiver lines
• Satellite frequency range: 950–2150 MHz
• Terrestrial frequency range: 47–862 MHz
• Satellite path loss: 0 to -3 dB
• Terrestrial path loss: 10 to -15 dB
• Max output level (SAT): 90 dBµV (for 35 dB IMD3)
• Max output level (TER): 85 dBµV (for 60 dB IMD3)
• Isolation SAT-SAT: >30 dB; SAT-TER: >30 dB
• LNB powering: 13V/18V, 0/22 kHz via satellite inputs
• Control signals: DiSEqC 2.0 (compatible with 1.0), 13/18V, 0/22 kHz
• Connectors: F-type
• Shielding class: A
• Power supply: Powered by connected receivers or optional external power supply
• Current consumption (LNB): max. 4 × 200 mA
• Current consumption (receiver): max. 8 × 20 mA
• Operating temperature: -20 to +50 °C
• Housing material: Metal

Why choose it

The TT 5/8 terminal multiswitch is engineered for high isolation and low signal loss, ensuring clean signal distribution across all outputs. Its compact metal housing and F-type connectors provide reliable, long-term performance in residential or commercial buildings. With DiSEqC 2.0 compatibility, it works seamlessly with modern satellite receivers and supports remote switching of satellite polarities and bands.

Ideal use cases

• Multi-dwelling units (MDUs) such as apartment blocks and condominiums
• Hotels, hospitals, and office buildings requiring centralized TV distribution
• Upgrading existing communal satellite systems to serve more subscribers
• Small to medium-sized commercial installations where a single trunk line feeds multiple rooms

Good to know

The multiswitch is powered directly by the connected receivers, so no separate power supply is needed in most installations. For larger systems or when receiver power is insufficient, an optional external power supply can be connected. The metal housing provides excellent shielding against interference, and the wide operating temperature range makes it suitable for attic or basement installations.