Directional active TV antenna Yagi Cabletech ANT0634

Directional active Yagi TV antenna by Cabletech is designed for receiving terrestrial television signals with improved directionality and built-in amplification. The antenna supports mounting outdoors or in elevated indoor locations and connects to televisions or set-top boxes via standard coaxial cable. Its Yagi design focuses reception from a specific direction to reduce interference and increase signal strength from distant or weak broadcast towers.

Advantages

The directional Yagi configuration provides focused reception, which helps reject unwanted signals from other directions and improves picture stability. Built-in amplification compensates for signal loss along the cable and boosts weak signals from distant transmitters. The antenna's construction allows for straightforward installation on a mast or rooftop and is compatible with common TV tuners and DVB-T/T2 receivers.

Suitable for

• Receiving terrestrial DVB-T and DVB-T2 broadcasts in suburban or rural areas
• Locations with weak signal strength or distant broadcast towers
• Outdoor mast or rooftop installation and elevated indoor placement
• Connecting to TVs, set-top boxes, and digital receivers via coaxial cable

Key specifications

• Directional Yagi antenna design for focused reception
• Integrated active amplifier to increase received signal level
• Coaxial cable output compatible with standard TV inputs
• Suitable for outdoor mounting on masts or rooftops and for elevated indoor use
• Robust housing and elements designed for outdoor exposure

How to use

Mount the antenna on a mast, rooftop, or other elevated location with a clear line of sight toward the broadcast towers. Connect the antenna output to the TV or set-top box using a standard coaxial cable and, if required, supply power to the built-in amplifier following the manufacturer's power-injection method (power adapter or power inserter supplied separately). After installation, perform an automatic channel scan on the TV or receiver and fine-tune the antenna direction to maximize signal strength and channel stability.

Usage recommendations

Place the antenna as high as practical and aim it toward the known direction of broadcast transmitters. Minimize obstacles such as buildings and trees between the antenna and transmission towers. Use good-quality coaxial cable and connectors to reduce losses and, when necessary, install surge protection for outdoor coaxial installations to protect equipment from lightning-related surges.