C1-PLL C-band LNBF - WiMax 4G LTE WiFi Filter - PLL Phase Lock Loop

Description

The Titanium Satellite C1-PLL ® features WiMax filter and the simplicity of voltage controlled polarity with exceptional performance and stability required for reliable reception of S2, high FEC and narrow bandwidth satellite transponders. The C1-PLL is filtered below 3.7Ghz to eliminate interference from WiMax 4G LTE wide area WiFi. Developed using the latest PLL chipsets with a balance of gain, isolation, stability and amplification to produce a Phase Look Loop C-Band LNBF that outperforms all other C-Band LNBFs. Titanium Satellite products are factory line tested to assure specification compliance, performance and inspected by an independent third party service to insure complete manufacturing and performance compliance. The C1-PLL heavy cast aluminum mass and thick wall housing sports a glossy snow white color protective finish. This attractive finish with offsetting cool grey hardware not only looks great, but also reduces overheating when exposed to direct sunlight. The natural color aluminum cooling fins also assist in dissipating heat from the electronics and body mass resulting in a lower operating temperature with increased performance. The craftsmanship, quality components and innovative design make the C1-PLL superior to any C-band LNBF available on the market. Provided with a secure fitting, Royal Blue color feedhorn cover, dielectric slab insert for circular C-band reception and mounting hardware. The included universal flat type three ring scalar is tapped for mounting on button hook, three and four leg prime focus dish designs. Titanium hardware is secured with the provided Allen Head type screws and key tool. Titanium Satellite also introduces to C-band LNBF production the waterproof, 3GHz, blue-insert, F-fitting coax connection. The C1-PLL is a simple way to increase performance and signal reliability of your C-band satellite system without breaking the bank! † The C1-PLL®, C2-PLL®, C1WPLL and C2WPLL logos are trademarks of Titanium Satellite