Best DTH LNB for Satellite TV Signal Problem in Rainy Seasons

Know why does all the All DTH services loose its signal when it starts raining heavily? know its solution.

Are you using the DTH system to watch TV Channels, If yes then You also may have problems in rainy seasons? At this time in India 40% of peoples using the DTH system in their homes. But all the dish network signal loss during rain. Read this post to get a solution.

" According to Mr. Sandeep, who is living in Gwalio,r said, " I have DD Freedish system and in the rainy season I am unable to get signals or unable to watch channels, is there any solution for this problem".

Now we will tell you, yes, I have a solution for this. You should use a good LNB at your DTH. LNB means low noise block filter, which converts the magnet frequency to the analog frequency for use in Set-top Box. But in the rainy season, these LNBs get very low signals due to clouds.

At this time in the Indian market, everybody using 0.03dB LNB or 0.05dB LNB which is not good for the rainy season, so you should purchase very low noise LNB. i.e 0.01 LNB which now available online stores and dealers.

The Solid company launched this LNB and, according to the company, they are getting very good feedback by using this LNB. so now you can use this LNB camera with your existing DTH system i.e Dish TV, D2H, Airtel Digital TV, Sun Direct DTH, Free to Air DD Direct Plus,  and TATA Sky.

This LNB is now available on the Solid Website

Super LNB is coming soon on Amazon

You can also find this LNB on Solid's website, Ku band HD LNB Low Noise 0.01.

So when it comes to DTH signal issues during rainy seasons, the right LNB (Low Noise Block downconverter) can make a noticeable difference. Rain fade occurs when raindrops absorb or scatter the satellite signal, especially in Ku-band transmissions. A good LNB helps by amplifying weak signals and reducing noise, improving reception even in bad weather. 

Bonus Tips to Improve Signal in Rain -

1. Use a larger dish antenna (90cm or more) for better rain resistance.
2. Apply non-stick spray on the dish to prevent water droplets from clinging.
3. Ensure high-quality coaxial cables and tight connections to avoid signal leakage
4.  A lower noise figure means better sensitivity and a clearer signal, especially for weak signals. For Ku-band LNBs, aim for a noise figure of 0.1-0.4 dB for optimal.
5. Use high-quality coaxial cables with minimal signal loss