Indoor TV Antenna Amplifier AMS AWS-141M — passive/active signal booster for terrestrial DVB-T reception

The AMS AWS-141M indoor TV antenna amplifier is designed to improve terrestrial DVB-T and analog broadcast reception for indoor antenna installations. It functions as a compact signal booster to compensate for weak signals and cable losses, helping to stabilize picture and sound quality in small apartments or locations with marginal reception. The device supports both passive and active amplification modes depending on installation and power options.

Advantages

The AMS AWS-141M offers a compact design that can be placed close to the antenna to reduce feeder cable loss. Its amplification capability improves signal-to-noise conditions for DVB-T reception and can help recover channels that would otherwise be unstable. The unit is simple to install and compatible with standard coaxial connections used in indoor antenna setups, allowing for integration without major changes to existing cabling.

Suitable for

• Small apartments with indoor TV antennas
• Locations with weak or marginal terrestrial DVB-T reception
• Setups where cable length causes noticeable signal attenuation
• Users who need to stabilize picture and sound on digital and analog terrestrial channels

Key specifications

• Use: indoor terrestrial TV antenna amplifier
• Supported signals: DVB-T and analog terrestrial broadcasts
• Operation modes: passive/active amplification depending on power supply
• Connection type: standard coaxial input/output for indoor antennas
• Form factor: compact inline unit suitable for placement near antenna or distribution point

How to use

Install the AMS AWS-141M as close as practical to the indoor antenna, using standard coaxial cable to connect the antenna to the amplifier input and the amplifier output to the TV or set-top box. If the unit requires external power for active amplification, connect the appropriate power supply according to the manufacturer instructions before enabling active mode. After installation, perform an automatic channel scan on the TV or receiver to detect available DVB-T and analog channels and adjust antenna positioning if necessary for optimum reception.

Usage recommendations

For best results, place the amplifier near the antenna to minimize feeder loss and avoid routing coaxial cables near strong electrical interference sources. If reception does not improve, try adjusting antenna location or orientation and ensure connectors are tight and corrosion-free. Use active amplification only when required by signal conditions to avoid overloading the receiver.