CPI 2.4m Ku Band 1252 Series Rx Only Satellite Dish
The CPI 2.4m Ku Band 1252 Series Satellite Dish is a three piece, prime focus reflector design typically used in Receive Only applications.
Price Guide : $13,000-$15,000 AUD
Description
Description
The CPI 2.4m Ku Band 1252 Series Satellite Dish is a three-piece, prime focus reflector design typically used in Receive Only applications. The CPI 2.4m Ku Band 1252 Series Satellite Dish is made from a durable SMC and hot-dip galvanised steel construction providing an antenna solution that can endure even the most challenging of environmental conditions.
About CPI SAT
Av-Comm is the authorised distributor for CPI SAT products in Australia, New Zealand, and the Pacific Islands. Av-Comm carries a range of CPI SAT products and spare parts at our Sydney (Australia) warehouse and can facilitate rapid dispatch to your location. CPI SAT products have been previous sold under the brands, GD Satcom, Satcom Technologies, Prodelin, and Vertex.
DISCLAIMER: This product is subject to CPI’s VSAT Minimum Order Quantity, which may affect lead times.
Key Features
- Ku Band Frequency Range: 10.70-12.75GHz
- Receive Only Applications
- Prime Focus Reflector – 3 panels
- Durable reflector design
- Galvanised steel backing and feed support structure
- Excellent cross polarisation performance
- Linear X-Pol feedhorn
- 2 Port OMT Feed (Vertical & Horizontal)
- *C Band feed option available
Options:
- Non-Penetrating Roof Mount
- Metal Roof Mount – Australian Standard (AS) engineer certified
- Pedestal Mount
- LNBs & Satellite Decoder kits available
- Polar Mount option available
- Earthing & Lightning protection kits (AS1768)
*Optional configuration available
Additional information
Additional information
| Weight | 200 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 225 × 133 × 89 cm |
| Frequency Band | |
| SKU | KC2063 |
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