What type of lnb for bell

Allow additional time for shipping. This LNB is used to feed multiple receivers. Its quad output will allow all the receivers to achieve a good signal quality at all times. There is no manufacturer content to show for this product. Shipping costs are dependent on your order and your shipping location.

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For other cases e. Please contact the seller directly from your Order details page , and provide the following information:. The output of the SW21 switch will connect to the receiver and you will be ready to receive signal from both satellites using this setup. And consequently hook up 2 single tuner receivers because each SW21 has only one output.

Switch SW44 was used for people who needed to hook up more than 2 receivers as it allows you to hook-up up to 4 receivers. We will write an article about SW44 in future. Dual tuner receivers are the ones which take 2 cables as input to work. This meant that you needed to have 2 connections for just one receiver. And with the current setup of dual LNBs and SW switches, you wouldn't be able to connect more than 1 receiver if you were using SW21 switches or more than 2 receivers if you were using SW Just to clarify for the people who may try to correct us, Bell buys their dish equipment from DishNetwork and therefore all this hardware was introduced by DishNetwork and not by Bell.

You can only use one or the other. You may ask why do we need DPP44 switch then. It is needed only if you are looking to hook-up more than 4 receivers. And they can be any kind of receiver single tuner or dual tuner.