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This Electrovision signal booster is for users experiencing poor TV or DAB radio reception, particularly in areas affected by 4G mobile signals. Its key benefit is enhancing signal strength for clearer broadcasts, but it requires a mains power source to operate. It features a 4G filter, multiple coaxial outputs, and an easy-to-see power LED, making it a practical solution for improving digital terrestrial, DAB, and VHF reception.
| Model Part Number | T103EA |
|---|---|
| Brand | Electrovision |
The Electrovision T103EA supports Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT), DAB radio, and VHF signals.
Yes, the booster needs to be connected to a mains power supply via the included mains lead to function.
The 4G filter is designed to block or significantly reduce interference frequencies used by 4G mobile signals, which can otherwise disrupt TV and radio reception.
Yes, the booster has multiple coaxial outputs, allowing you to distribute the boosted signal to more than one television or radio receiver.
The dimensions are approximately 6.00cm (height) x 17.00cm (width) x 29.50cm (depth).
It is designed to help in poor reception areas by amplifying existing signals, but its effectiveness depends on the baseline signal strength and other environmental factors. It may not be a complete solution in extremely weak signal zones.
The booster has a power-on LED indicator that lights up when the device is receiving power and is operational.
Check all coaxial cable connections are secure at both the booster and the receiving devices. Ensure the aerial is correctly positioned and functioning. Verify the booster is powered on (check LED) and try a different power outlet. Rescan for channels on your TV/radio.
Confirm the mains lead is securely plugged into both the booster and a working power socket. Try a different power socket to rule out an issue with the original one. If the problem persists, the unit may require servicing.
While the 4G filter helps, extremely strong local 4G signals may still cause some degradation. Ensure the booster is positioned away from potential sources of interference if possible. Check that the aerial cable is in good condition and properly shielded.
This can occur if the signal is already very strong. In such cases, the booster might be overloading the input. Try connecting directly to the TV/radio to confirm the baseline signal strength. Ensure you are using the correct input/output ports.
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