The PCA 140 is a large-aperture offset parabolic satellite dish designed for professional satellite reception applications. With a 190 cm aperture and 45.9 dB of dish gain, it captures weak satellite signals across the 10.700–12.750 GHz reception frequency range. The aluminium construction with polyester powder coat finish is rated for continuous outdoor use from −40 °C to +60 °C.

The dish supports a 40 mm LNB holder with an LNB feed ratio of 0.421, and the mount allows elevation adjustment from 18° to 70°. Survival wind rating of 150 km/h ensures structural integrity in severe weather events.

Key Features

• Offset parabolic dish design for satellite reception
• 190 cm aperture (both small-axis and long-axis diameter: 190 cm)
• Dish gain: 45.9 dB
• Reception frequency: 10.700–12.750 GHz
• LNB holder: 40 mm; LNB feed: 0.421
• Elevation range: 18°–70°
• Aluminium construction with polyester powder coat finish in light grey

Product Benefits

• 45.9 dB gain captures very weak satellite signals, enabling reliable reception in locations with marginal signal levels
• Large 190 cm aperture is suited to wide-beam or distant satellites that smaller dishes cannot lock onto
• Elevation adjustment from 18° to 70° covers a wide arc of the visible satellite arc
• Operational wind rating of 90 km/h and survival rating of 150 km/h handle severe storm conditions without structural damage

Technical Specifications

• Type: Offset parabolic
• Small Axis Diameter: 190 cm
• Long Axis Diameter: 190 cm
• LNB Holder: 40 mm
• LNB Feed: 0.421
• Dish Gain: 45.9 dB
• Reception Frequency: 10.700–12.750 GHz
• Material: Aluminium
• Finish: Polyester powder coating
• Colour: Light grey
• Elevation: 18°–70°
• Operational Wind: 90 km/h
• Survival Wind: 150 km/h
• Operational Temperature: −40 °C to +60 °C

Why You'll Love It

• Aluminium frame is lighter than steel and does not rust, reducing long-term maintenance
• Polyester powder coat finish resists chipping and UV fading, keeping the dish looking clean
• Wide elevation range of 18°–70° gives installers flexibility to aim across a broad satellite arc without changing the mount
• 150 km/h survival wind rating provides confidence in exposed rooftop or mast installations