28 Element High Gain Digital TV Aerial - Loops - Black

Name: 28 Element High Gain Digital TV Aerial - Loops - Black
Brand: Loops
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This guide is for anyone looking to improve their TV signal, especially in areas with weaker to moderate signals. The Loops 28 Element High Gain Digital TV Aerial boosts performance and is easy to install. Keep in mind that while it's designed for digital signals, its performance can vary based on local conditions.

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Colour	Black
Brand	Loops

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What is the frequency range of the aerial?

The aerial has a frequency range of 470 - 862MHz.

Where can I mount this aerial?

You can mount it in a loft, outdoors, or use it with caravans and motorhomes.

What type of signals does this aerial support?

It supports both digital and analogue signals, including Freeview, Freeview HD, and FM radio.

Does this aerial come with a coaxial cable?

No, the coaxial cable (aerial cable) is not included and needs to be purchased separately.

What is the purpose of the dipole box?

The dipole box contains an electronic passive balun that balances the aerial cable and provides matching between the aerial and coaxial cable.

What does the CE and ROHS testing mean?

The product has been tested to CE and ROHS standards which means it has met the requirements for health, safety, and environmental protection standards.

How do I adjust the aerial for the best signal?

The aerial can be tilted horizontally and swivelled to gain the best reception. Experiment with the positioning to find the optimal signal.

Troubleshooting

No signal or poor signal quality.

Check the aerial connection, ensure the aerial is correctly positioned and oriented towards the transmitter, and rescan for channels. Also ensure there are no obstructions between the aerial and the transmitter.

Pixelation or picture breakup.

Reposition the aerial slightly, check for interference from nearby devices, and ensure the coaxial cable is in good condition.

Channels missing.

Rescan for channels on your TV or set-top box. Check the Freeview website for any local transmitter issues.

Aerial is not receiving FM radio signals.

Ensure the FM radio is correctly tuned and that the aerial is connected. Check for any obstructions that are blocking the FM signal.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Improved signal strength in weak signal areas.
Compatibility with a wide range of signals (digital and analogue).
Durable and weather-resistant construction.
Easy to install with clear instructions.
Protects against LTE/4G interference.
Versatile mounting options for various environments.

Cons

Performance can be affected by local terrain and obstructions.
Requires a coaxial cable (aerial cable) for connection.
May require occasional adjustments for optimal reception.
Signal strength will still vary based on distance from the transmitter.
Loft mounting may not always be ideal depending on signal strength.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup

Assembly: Ensure the aerial is fully assembled according to the provided instructions. Pay attention to the direction of the elements.
Mounting: Choose the appropriate mounting location (loft, outdoor, etc.) and secure the aerial using suitable brackets and fixings. Ensure the aerial is pointing towards the broadcast transmitter. It is possible to tilt the aerial horizontally and swivel it to gain the best reception.
Connection: Connect a coaxial cable (not included) to the F-connector socket on the dipole box. Run the cable to your TV or set-top box.
Scanning: Tune your TV or set-top box to scan for available channels.

Compatibility

Signals: Compatible with digital and analogue signals.
Devices: Works with TVs, Freeview boxes, and radios that support FM.
Mounting: Can be mounted in a loft (in stronger signal areas), outdoors, or used with caravans and motorhomes.

Care

Regular Checks: Inspect the aerial periodically for any signs of damage or wear.
Cleaning: Clean the aerial with a damp cloth to remove any dust or debris.
Cable Inspection: Check the coaxial cable for damage or wear, and replace it if necessary.