Collection: Satellite Dishes & LNBs

It depends on your location and the satellite you're receiving — larger dishes capture more signal for weaker satellites or fringe areas, while smaller dishes suit strong signals and discreet mounting. Compare sizes in Satellite Dishes & LNBs and pair with a matching Satellite Receiver.

The LNB sits on the dish arm and converts the satellite signal for your receiver. Choose by the number of outputs you need — single for one receiver, twin/quad/octo for several. Browse types in Satellite Dishes & LNBs to match your Receiver setup.

The output count tells you: a single LNB feeds one receiver independently, a twin feeds two, a quad four, and an octo eight. For multiple rooms, pick a multi-output LNB in Satellite Dishes & LNBs, then connect each Receiver to its own output.

A DiSEqC switch lets a single receiver select between multiple LNBs or satellites, so you can receive several positions on one cable. You'll find switches alongside dishes and LNBs in Satellite Dishes & LNBs, ready to pair with your Receiver.

Common causes are a slightly misaligned dish, a loose or weathered connector, or a failing LNB. A rigid bracket keeps the dish on target. Check brackets, LNBs and weatherproof connectors in Satellite Dishes & LNBs, and inspect the coaxial run with Power & Cables.

Yes — use a dish and LNB from Satellite Dishes & LNBs for satellite and a TV Antenna for Greek DVB-T2 terrestrial. A combo Receiver can handle both inputs.

Yes, orders over €80 ship free with fast delivery across Greece — see our shipping page. A dish, LNB and bracket together, plus a Receiver, easily reach the free-shipping threshold.

See coverage details on our warranty page, and every order is backed by Lynk Buyer Protection. If an item arrives faulty, contact us and we'll help put it right.