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Compact satellite signal meter with illuminated analog display and 22 kHz indicator light

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Ruth's sister XFN0385 Satellite Finder Meter 950-2150 MHz

SKU CH-G07Z-M978B

A digital satellite finder covering 950-2150 MHz with 7 dB sensitivity, a 22 kHz tone indicator and illuminated meter for solo dish alignment

  • Aligns dishes quickly using audio tone and analog meter
  • Internal 22 kHz indicator simplifies LNB alignment
  • Pocket-sized and lightweight for easy roof work
  • Powered directly from receiver with no batteries needed
  • Covers 950-2150 MHz for DirecTV, Dish Network and FTA

Satellite Signal Meter 950-2150 MHz

This digital satellite finder helps installers and home users align dishes for DirecTV, Dish Network and Free-to-Air systems. It covers an input frequency range of 950 MHz to 2150 MHz with 7 dB sensitivity. The meter draws power directly from the connected receiver so no batteries or external supply are needed. Its pocket-sized design makes roof work convenient.

Thermals Noise and Power Draw

The unit operates passively without fans or active cooling so it generates no audible noise during alignment. Power is supplied entirely by the satellite receiver through the coaxial connection eliminating separate power requirements. An internal 22 kHz indicator light provides visual feedback without adding measurable heat. The lightweight construction stays cool during extended pointing sessions.

Frequency Range Decides Compatibility

The 950 MHz to 2150 MHz input range determines which satellite bands the meter can measure. Buyers needing coverage outside this window such as lower L-band or higher Ka-band signals will find the tool unsuitable. The fixed frequency span matches standard Ku-band distributions used by the listed providers. Verify your service operates within these limits before purchasing.

Highlights

  • Aligns dishes quickly using audio tone and analog meter
  • Internal 22 kHz indicator simplifies LNB alignment
  • Pocket-sized and lightweight for easy roof work
  • Powered directly from receiver with no batteries needed
  • Covers 950-2150 MHz for DirecTV, Dish Network and FTA

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I connect the XFN0385 meter between the LNB and receiver, and which port do people reverse?

Connect the LNB cable to the meter's input port and a short patch lead from the meter's output port to the receiver; reversing these two ports is the common mistake that yields no reading.

What part of the XFN0385 will need replacement first during long-term use?

The 22 kHz indicator LED and the analog meter needle are the only active components; the LED typically dims first after extended field use.

At what signal level does the XFN0385's analog display stop showing useful changes during a long alignment session?

The meter's 7 dB sensitivity and needle resolution make very weak signals below roughly 950 MHz or very strong signals near 2150 MHz the first limits where small changes become hard to distinguish.

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