Panamax MOD-DBSTV Satellite Catv Telephone Signal Module

Product Description

The PANAMAX MOD-DBSTV is a signal distribution module designed for use in structured AV and low-voltage installations. It supports two satellite inputs, one CATV input, and one telephone line, consolidating multiple signal types into a single modular unit. Licensed low-voltage technicians and AV systems installers use this module to organize and route satellite, cable television, and telephone signals within a centralized distribution panel or enclosure. The modular design integrates cleanly into compatible Panamax power management and signal distribution systems commonly found in residential and light commercial AV installations.

The MOD-DBSTV is suited for structured wiring enclosures where multiple signal types must be managed from a central point. It is appropriate for residential AV systems that include satellite dish feeds alongside traditional CATV and telephone service. The module is sold as an individual unit and is intended to be installed as a component within a larger Panamax modular system framework. It is a practical choice for new construction and retrofit installations where clean signal routing and panel organization are required.

Key Features

• Supports two independent satellite signal inputs for dual-tuner or multi-receiver satellite systems
• Includes one CATV input for cable television signal distribution
• Includes one telephone line input for structured voice wiring
• Modular form factor for integration into compatible Panamax distribution enclosures
• Consolidates SAT, CATV, and TEL signal types into a single organized module

Compatibility

Designed as a modular signal distribution component for use within compatible Panamax structured wiring and AV power management enclosure systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or AV systems integrator familiar with structured wiring practices. Power down or de-energize the host enclosure before inserting or removing modules. Follow applicable local low-voltage wiring codes and manufacturer enclosure guidelines when routing coaxial and telephone conductors. Do not exceed the signal input ratings for any connected port.