Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Single-output LNBF receives C-band and Ku-band signals from 5150 to 5750 MHz
This Digital Single C-Band Output LNBF operates across the 5150 to 5750 MHz frequency range. It provides high gain Universal Ku Band reception with a single HD output. The unit is designed for satellite installations requiring a single feed connection.
Verify that your satellite dish uses a compatible C-Band feedhorn and that the LNBF mounting matches your dish arm. Ensure your coaxial cable run supports the 5150 to 5750 MHz band and that your receiver accepts a single LNBF input. Buyers needing multiple outputs or a different frequency range should look elsewhere.
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The product is an internal power cable; the LNBF described in the title is a separate satellite component and is not included.
Both 5150 and 5750 MHz fall within the C-band range; choose the value that matches your satellite transponder plan.
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