Quad Sky LNBs

Sky LNBs are designed to fit certain dishes. Some are no longer available. We supply details of the "finger" or "spigot" dimensions so you can match them to your dish. Please measure your dish arm internal dimensions and choose an appropriate LNB. If you don't know the dish type and spigot dimensions, we will not be able to answer "will it fit" questions. Note: even if an LNB fits, you may have to adjust its distance from the dish so that it gives the highest signal. (Optimising the focal position.) It may be possible to achieve this only by using a wooden "splint" or heatshrink tubing to hold the LNB in the correct position.

If you need to be certain that an LNB will fit and is optimised for the dish, please buy dish and LNB together as a kit.

Quad-output universal Sky LNB

for only the latest mk4 Sky minidishes. (Rubber boots NOT needed).

Bracket fits over the mk4 minidish arm and is secured with a plastic pin. See note below.

Quad-output universal Sky LNB by Zinwell or similar ("pot luck").

for mk2/mk3 Sky minidishes. (Rubber boots NOT needed).
Spigot dimensions: 28 x 18.5mm.

Feed four separate Sky Digiboxes or two "Sky Plus" Digiboxes.

Code LNB28 - also see our special offer upgrade kits.

Quad-output universal Sky LNB S819010705

Spigot dimensions 23 x 10mm approx.
With adapter: 28 x 18.5mm approx.

for older mk1 Sky minidishes. (Rubber boots NOT needed). Limited supply available.

Especially suitable for older ChannelMaster Sky minidishes having a Grundig "G" type LNB such as G88.

Note: Sky minidishes manufactured after April 2009 have a different LNB attachment method. the arm is 27mm wide and the LNB bracket fits over the top of it. This type of LNB is NOT suitable for any other type of dish.

Many Thomson Digibox power supplies begin to fail after 12 months. This can result in a "poor signal" indication, which is more noticeable with certain LNBs - especially if the LNB requires more current from the power supply. (The quad-output LNB requires slightly more current than a single). We do recommend  checking this if you have a problem. It's reported more often with the HD boxes but the Sky+ digibox has the same power supply unit.