Telmor TT 9/24 FT Classic Terminal Multiswitch with Power Supply

Distributing satellite and terrestrial signals to many receivers in a building often leads to signal loss, interference, and complex cabling. The Telmor TT 9/24 FT Classic solves this by combining signals from up to eight satellite polarities and one terrestrial source, then delivering them cleanly to 24 subscriber outputs. As a terminal multiswitch, it is the final distribution point in a cascaded system, ensuring each connected receiver gets a strong, isolated signal.

Who is it for

This multiswitch is ideal for installers and property owners setting up satellite TV distribution in medium to large residential buildings, hotels, or offices. It suits systems using a Quattro LNB and terrestrial antenna, where up to 24 tuners need independent access to all channels without interference.

Main features

• Terminal multiswitch with 8 satellite inputs (2x Quattro LNB) and 1 terrestrial input
• 24 subscriber outputs with F-type connectors
• Integrated AC 230V / 50Hz power supply for reliable operation
• DiSEqC 2.0 control (compatible with 1.0 and 1.1) for advanced satellite switching
• High isolation (>30 dB) between all paths to prevent crosstalk
• Wide frequency range: satellite 950-2150 MHz, terrestrial 47-862 MHz
• Compact design for easy installation in distribution cabinets

Specifications

• Multiswitch type: Terminal
• Satellite inputs: 8 (2x Quattro LNB)
• Terrestrial inputs: 1
• Subscriber outputs: 24
• Satellite frequency range: 950-2150 MHz
• Terrestrial frequency range: 47-862 MHz
• Satellite path gain: -2 to 2 dB
• Terrestrial path gain: -10 to -6 dB
• Max satellite output level: 100 dBµV (IMD3 -35 dB)
• Max terrestrial output level: 85 dBµV (IMD3 -60 dB)
• LNB power supply: 18V, max 500 mA
• Power supply: Integrated AC 230V / 50Hz
• DiSEqC control: DiSEqC 2.0 (compatible with 1.0, 1.1)
• Connector type: F-type
• Isolation SAT-SAT: >30 dB
• Isolation SAT-TER: >30 dB
• Isolation output-output: >30 dB
• Power consumption: 10 W typical

Tips

For optimal performance, use high-quality coaxial cable with proper shielding and ensure all F-connectors are securely tightened. When cascading multiple multiswitches, connect the trunk lines from the previous unit to the satellite and terrestrial inputs of this terminal unit. Always follow local electrical codes and use a surge protector for the AC power supply to safeguard against voltage spikes.