TV-SAT socket with two SAT outputs, ecru SONATA GPA-R2S/M/27
Suggested products
TECHNICAL DATA
Sales unit dimensions and weight: 1 pcs
TV-SAT socket with two SAT outputs, ecru SONATA GPA-R2S/M/27
TV/SAT Socket – Comfortable Signal Reception and Elegant Design
This OSPEL RTV-SAT antenna socket from the SONATA series, with two SAT outputs, is a practical solution for anyone who values high signal quality and aesthetic appearance. Designed for flush-mounting, it is ideal for both new construction and renovation projects. Two independent SAT outputs allow you to connect two satellite receivers without the need for additional splitters.
The SONATA socket is not only functional but also thoughtfully designed. Made from high-quality materials, it ensures durability and reliable operation. This means that both installers and end-users can rely on trouble-free use for a long time. Additionally, the SONATA series offers a wide range of frame colors, allowing you to match the socket to your interior design.
- Two SAT outputs: allow connection of two independent satellite decoders or TVs with a SAT tuner.
- Flush-mounting: provides an aesthetic look of the installation and hides the cables.
- High quality workmanship: guarantees durability and reliable operation for years.
- Wide range of frame colors: allows customization to individual interior style.
- Interference suppression: ensures a stable RTV/SAT signal (RTV: 0.5÷1.5 dB; SAT1: 10÷12 dB; SAT2: 6÷8 dB).
- Screening effectiveness: at a level above 92 dB minimizes signal interference.
- SAT input frequency range: 5 MHz÷2.4 GHz ensures compatibility with various satellite systems.
The SONATA socket is an ideal solution for people looking for a reliable and aesthetic RTV-SAT antenna socket. Its versatility makes it suitable for any home or apartment. Installation is simple and intuitive – the socket can be mounted with claws or screws in an installation box with a diameter of 60 mm. This makes it easy for both professional installers and DIY enthusiasts to install it without major problems.

