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DIRECT TV SWM3D1V2 DSWM LNB 13 Tuner 99 101 103 Grey
A single-cable LNB delivers 13 tuners from the 99°, 101° and 103° satellites with a built-in multiswitch
- ColorGrey
- Weight2
- Single cable feeds up to 13 tuners
- Integrated SWM removes need for external SWM16 multiswitch
- Receives 99°, 101° and 103° satellites simultaneously
- Requires 21 V power inserter for operation
- One output simplifies Slimline dish installations
DIRECT TV DSWM LNB 13 Tuner
This DIRECT TV SWM3D1V2 DSWM LNB is a new satellite low-noise block downconverter with an integrated single-wire multiswitch. It receives signals from the 99°, 101° and 103° orbital positions through a single cable run. The unit is finished in grey and weighs 2 units. It is designed for DIRECTV Slimline dish installations that need consolidated cabling.
Installations needing more than eight tuners
The built-in multiswitch supports 13 tuners over one coaxial feed, removing the need for a separate SWM16 multiswitch and the four cables it would require from the dish. This suits bars, restaurants or homes running a Genie plus two or more DVRs where tuner counts exceed the older eight-tuner limit. Builders who only need eight tuners or fewer can use a standard SWM3 LNB instead. A SWM PI-21 21v power inserter is required for operation.
Single-cable 13-tuner capacity
The deciding specification is the 13-tuner capacity delivered over one cable from the LNB. If the installation requires nine or more independent tuners, this DSWM model eliminates the extra multiswitch and cabling. If the tuner count stays at eight or below, a regular SWM3 LNB will suffice without the additional cost.
Highlights
- Single cable feeds up to 13 tuners
- Integrated SWM removes need for external SWM16 multiswitch
- Receives 99°, 101° and 103° satellites simultaneously
- Requires 21 V power inserter for operation
- One output simplifies Slimline dish installations
Specifications
| Brand | Direct TV |
|---|---|
| Model | SWM3D1V2 |
| Color | Grey |
| Weight | 2 |
Questions about this item
How is the LNB mounted on the Slimline dish and aligned to the 99°, 101°, 103° satellites?
Attach the grey LNB to the Slimline dish arm, connect the single output to the PI-21 power inserter, then peak the dish on the three orbital slots using a meter; the common mistake is skipping the inserter and getting no signal.
What maintenance will the SWM3D1V2 need over time?
The sealed LNB requires no scheduled service; if water ingress or UV damage degrades the plastic housing, replace the entire unit rather than attempting field repair.
What limit appears first when driving all 13 tuners continuously?
The built-in multiswitch supports a maximum of 13 simultaneous tuners; exceeding that count means adding a separate SWM16 and four cables from the dish.
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