NZSat 60cm Manual Wind-Up Satellite Dish

NZSat 60cm Manual Wind-Up Satellite Dish

The NZSat 60cm Wind-Up is a manual satellite dish for caravanners happy to wind up, point and lock in their signal in exchange for a lower cost than an automatic dish. A high-gain 60cm aluminium dish and dual output LNB deliver a reliable, budget-friendly satellite TV setup once aligned.

Key Features

• 60cm high-gain aluminium dish

• Manual wind-up and hand-point operation

• Dual output LNB — run two TVs on different channels

• Digital elevation meter and GPS guide for quick, accurate setup

• Gas struts and large footprint for stability

• Travel warning alarm alerts if the dish is left up while driving

Budget-Friendly Choice — NZSat quality without the automatic dish premium

Brand: NZSat

Type: Manual wind-up

Dish Size: 60cm

Weight: 7kg

Folded Height: 180mm

Satellite: Optus D1 (New Zealand)

LNB: Dual output, 10.75GHz

Tuner Standard: DVB-S2 MPEG4 HD Ready

Setup Aids: Digital elevation meter, GPS location guide

Safety: Travel warning alarm, gas strut stabilisation

Warranty: 3 years

Does the price include GST?
Yes, all prices shown on the site include GST.

Do you ship NZ-wide?
Yes, we ship throughout New Zealand, with pickup from our Rolleston store also available.

Will the NZSat 60cm Manual Wind-Up Satellite Dish suit my caravan or setup?
Check the measurements in the Specifications tab against your available roof space and mounting. If you're unsure, contact us with your caravan make and model and we'll confirm compatibility.

What's the warranty?
The NZSat 60cm wind-up dish is covered by a 3-year manufacturer's warranty. Get in touch with our team if you need to make a claim or have a fault.

Do I need a satellite receiver as well as a dish?
If you have an Avtex or Alphatronics TV from our store, the built-in satellite tuner handles reception — no separate receiver needed. If your TV doesn't have a built-in satellite tuner, you'll need a separate satellite receiver, such as the SKYBOX SV6 in our TVs & Antennas section.

How hard is it to align manually?
The built-in digital elevation meter and GPS location guide walk you through the correct elevation and heading for your site, so most users lock onto the Optus D1 satellite within a few minutes of practice.

Why is this a more affordable option than an automatic dish?
You do the pointing yourself instead of a motor doing it for you, which keeps the dish mechanically simpler and lighter. It's a great choice if you don't mind a short manual setup at each site in exchange for straightforward, reliable performance.