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Global FibreMDU optical LNB - replacement PSU?

Owenw · 2013-01-14 18:00:20

I have a Global Invacom FibreMDU optical LNB which is missing the 12v DC PSU. LNB Part code is: F925004 Does anyone know where I might be able to source a replacement?

14-01-2013 6:00pm

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Owenw

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I have a Global Invacom FibreMDU optical LNB which is missing the 12v DC PSU.
LNB Part code is: F925004

Does anyone know where I might be able to source a replacement?

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#2 15-01-2013 1:16am

Rippy

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Most 12v dc PSUs should be suitable if over 0.5 A.
If there is a very long cable run necessary from Psu to Lnb beware of voltage drop .Maybe better to go with 15 or 18v ( lnb should be self limiting to prevent input overload)

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#3 15-01-2013 10:10pm

Owenw

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Thanks Rippy.

Yes, I was getting a voltage loss of 5v through 150m of CT125. The customer lost the PSU and then decided to go with Freeview from NI as they have LOS to Divis. Going to setup the Fibre system on a 60m run so maybe a 15v PSU would suffice?

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