Indoor/Outdoor Active TV Antenna BLOW DVB-T ATD14 — model 21-046#

The BLOW DVB-T ATD14 active TV antenna is designed for indoor and outdoor use and provides reception of digital terrestrial DVB‑T signals. Compact and weather-resistant, the antenna integrates an active amplifier to improve reception in areas with weak or marginal signal levels. It is intended for receiving free-to-air digital television channels and can be installed in homes, apartments or small installations where enhanced DVB‑T coverage is required.

Advantages

The antenna’s active amplification enhances weak-signal reception and reduces pixelation and dropouts on supported channels. Its dual indoor/outdoor design offers installation flexibility, enabling placement inside living spaces or mounted externally on walls or roofs. The compact form factor and simple coaxial connection make it straightforward to integrate with most DVB‑T set-top boxes and televisions. Weather-resistant construction provides reliable performance in varied climatic conditions when mounted outdoors.

Suitable for

• Receiving free-to-air DVB‑T television channels in homes and apartments
• Small installations where improved terrestrial reception is needed
• Indoor placement in rooms with moderate signal strength
• Outdoor mounting to maximize line-of-sight to broadcast transmitters

Key specifications

• Reception: digital terrestrial DVB‑T signals
• Design: active antenna with integrated amplifier
• Installation: suitable for indoor and outdoor mounting
• Connection: coaxial output compatible with DVB‑T receivers and TVs
• Construction: weather-resistant housing for outdoor use
• Form factor: compact antenna for flexible placement

How to use

Connect the antenna’s coaxial cable to the antenna input of your DVB‑T compatible television or set-top box. If the device requires, enable the antenna input in the TV or receiver menu and run an automatic channel scan to detect available free-to-air channels. For best results, place the antenna as high as practical and orient it toward the nearest broadcast transmitter. When used outdoors, mount the antenna securely and route the coaxial cable through a waterproof entry point to the interior equipment.

Usage recommendations

For improved reception, test different mounting positions and heights; if signal remains weak, use a short, good-quality coaxial cable and minimize connectors. Avoid placing the antenna near large metal objects or electronic devices that may cause interference. When installing outdoors, ensure mounting points and cable entry are sealed to prevent moisture ingress.