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This guide provides essential information for users of the 5 Way LTE Masthead TV Aerial Amplifier (AE5035). Designed to boost TV signals, it's ideal for those experiencing weak reception. Please note that optimal performance depends on the quality of your existing aerial and the distance from the broadcast tower. This amplifier features 5 outputs, LTE/4G protection, and a variable gain, enhancing signal clarity for multiple TVs.
| Model Part Number | AE5035 |
|---|---|
| Brand | SAC |
The variable gain allows you to adjust the amplification level to suit your specific signal conditions. This helps optimize the picture quality and prevent signal overload.
If you see a noticeable improvement in the signal quality and picture clarity on your TVs, the amplifier is working. If the signal is worse, adjust gain or check connections.
The amplifier is designed for use with standard UHF TV aerials. Ensure your aerial is designed for the frequency range of 470-790 MHz.
It filters out interference from 4G/LTE mobile phone signals, which can cause disruptions to your TV reception.
It uses F-type connectors for the input and output ports.
It has 5 outputs.
Mount the amplifier on the mast, near your aerial, to maximize signal reception and minimize signal loss in the cable run.
The frequency range is 470-790 MHz.
Check all cable connections. Verify that the power supply is connected and functioning. Ensure the aerial is correctly positioned and aligned. Adjust the gain setting.
Reduce the gain if it's set too high. Check for any interference sources. Ensure that all connections are secure and of good quality.
Check the aerial for damage or misalignment. Ensure that the amplifier is receiving a sufficient signal from the aerial. Check the power supply.
Check that the power supply is properly connected and functioning. Check the outlet for power.
The amplifier is compatible with standard TV aerials operating within the UHF band (470-790 MHz). Ensure your TV supports the channels in your area (21-60).
