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A multi-directional indoor HDTV antenna receives free DVB-T2 channels up to 50 miles with a 3.7 m coaxial cable and 75 ohm impedance
- Multi-directional reception captures signals from all directions
- 50-mile range reaches distant broadcast towers
- 7-metre coaxial cable allows flexible indoor placement
- 75-ohm impedance matches standard TV inputs
- 1080p support delivers full-HD picture quality
Indoor HDTV Antenna
This multi-directional indoor antenna receives digital terrestrial signals up to 50 miles away and supports 1080p resolution. It connects via a 3.7 metre coaxial cable with a TV connector and 75 ohm impedance. The unit operates across 174 to 240 MHz and 470 to 862 MHz frequency bands.
Amplifier and mounting accessories
An integrated amplifier provides 5 dBi gain to boost weaker signals for clearer reception. The package includes mounting paste for quick attachment to a wall or window without drilling. The compact ABS housing measures approximately 210 by 120 millimetres.
DVB-T2 tuner and signal environment
Verify that your television or set-top box has a built-in DVB-T2 tuner with a European IEC-head input before purchase. Reception quality depends on local transmitter distance, building materials and electromagnetic interference. The antenna functions in temperatures from -45 to 85 degrees Celsius.
Highlights
- Multi-directional reception captures signals from all directions
- 50-mile range reaches distant broadcast towers
- 7-metre coaxial cable allows flexible indoor placement
- 75-ohm impedance matches standard TV inputs
- 1080p support delivers full-HD picture quality
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How often will the 75 ohm coaxial cable or IEC-head connector need replacing?
The 3.7 m coaxial cable and IEC-head connector are passive parts with no moving components, so they typically last the life of the antenna unless physically damaged.
What limits reception first when the antenna runs continuously at the 50 mile range?
Signal quality at the edge of the 50 mile range is limited by the 5 dBi amplifier gain and the 174–240 MHz and 470–862 MHz frequency bands rather than by the antenna itself.
How much heat does the amplified antenna produce when powered all day?
The amplifier draws only a small current from the DVB-T2 stick, so heat output is negligible and the ABS housing stays near room temperature during continuous operation.
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