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DIRECTV Zinwell MS2X4R0-03 2x4 multiswitch 950-1450 MHz
Distributes satellite signals to four receivers with an extra input for cable or off-air feeds, powered by the receivers themselves and housed in a weather-sealed metal case for indoor or outdoor use
- FeaturesUniversal
- DirecTV-approved multiswitch connects up to 4 satellite receivers
- Extra input merges cable or off-air antenna signals
- Receiver-powered operation removes need for external supply
- Die-cast metal housing rated for indoor or outdoor mounting
- Legacy 950-1450 MHz design works with 18-inch dual-LNB dishes
DIRECTV 2x4 multiswitch for four receivers
The DIRECTV Zinwell MS2X4R0-03 multiswitch connects a dual-LNB satellite dish to up to four receivers. It accepts 13/18 V satellite inputs and adds a port for cable or off-air antenna signals. The unit works with legacy LNBFs and free-to-air systems but does not support DP or DPPLUS technology.
Passive operation with no external power
Power is drawn directly from the connected satellite receivers, so no separate power supply is required. The die-cast metal case provides shielding across the 950-1450 MHz range and is built for indoor or outdoor mounting. Weather seals are included for exterior installations.
Compact die-cast housing with F-type ports
The small chassis fits in a hand and uses standard F-type connectors for all inputs and outputs. Legacy-only compatibility means it cannot be used with newer DP or DPPLUS LNBFs. Buyers needing more than four outputs or DP/DPPLUS support should look for a different multiswitch.
Highlights
- DirecTV-approved multiswitch connects up to 4 satellite receivers
- Extra input merges cable or off-air antenna signals
- Receiver-powered operation removes need for external supply
- Die-cast metal housing rated for indoor or outdoor mounting
- Legacy 950-1450 MHz design works with 18-inch dual-LNB dishes
Specifications
| Brand | DIRECTV |
|---|---|
| Part Number | MS2X4R0-03 |
| Features | Universal |
Questions about this item
How do I mount the multiswitch outdoors and which step is often missed?
Use the included weather seals on every F-connector before tightening them outside; the step most people skip is sealing the unused ports.
What part will need replacement first after extended outdoor exposure?
The rubber weather seals on the F-connectors degrade from UV and temperature cycles and should be inspected annually.
At what frequency does signal loss become noticeable on long cable runs?
Above 1450 MHz the multiswitch no longer passes the signal, so runs approaching that limit show the first drop-off.
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