This LNB is specifically manufactured for the Australian VAST satellite service.
10700 Satellite LNB for VAST Satellite TV
This single-output 10700 satellite LNB is designed for Australian VAST satellite TV installations using a standard Ku-band offset dish. Suitable for home and portable caravan satellite systems, it can be used for a new installation or as a replacement for an existing 10700 LNB.
Its 10.7GHz local oscillator—also written as 10700MHz—provides the LNB frequency used by VAST satellite receivers. A single output connects the dish to one receiver input.
SatPlus supplies the LNB with a skew sticker showing positive and negative angle markings, making it easier to set the LNB rotation for your location.
Key Features
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10700MHz / 10.7GHz local oscillator for VAST satellite TV.
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Single output for connection to one satellite receiver input.
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Wideband Ku-band offset-dish design.
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Suitable for fixed home dishes and portable caravan satellite dishes with a compatible holder.
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Replacement option for an ageing or faulty 10700 LNB.
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Supplied with a SatPlus LNB skew sticker.
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Suitable for receiving Australian free-to-air television through a VAST decoder.
Setting the LNB Skew
LNB skew means rotating the LNB within its holder to match the required angle for your location. Correct skew helps achieve good signal quality.
Use the positive and negative markings on the supplied sticker to position the LNB at the local skew angle. The sticker provides an angle reference; the required setting depends on where the dish is being used.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an LNB on a satellite dish?
LNB stands for Low Noise Block downconverter. It receives the signal reflected by the satellite dish, amplifies it and converts it to a frequency your satellite receiver can process.
What does 10700 mean?
10700 refers to the LNB’s local oscillator frequency of 10700MHz, equivalent to 10.7GHz. It is the LNB frequency setting used for this model.
Is this LNB suitable for VAST?
Yes. This 10700 LNB is suitable for VAST installations using a compatible Ku-band offset satellite dish.
Can I use it on a caravan satellite dish?
Yes. It suits portable caravan satellite dishes that use a compatible offset-dish LNB holder and a single receiver input.
How do I replace my satellite dish LNB?
Remove the existing LNB from its holder, fit the replacement and reconnect the satellite cable. Set the LNB skew for your location and ensure the receiver’s LNB frequency is set to 10700MHz.
Do I need a single or twin-output LNB?
This model provides one output. A twin-output LNB provides two separate cable connections for installations requiring two receiver inputs.
Does this fit a prime-focus satellite dish?
This model is designed for offset dishes. For a prime-focus dish, choose our dedicated 10.7GHz prime-focus LNB.
