DPM Antena RTV SONUS TV — indoor/outdoor TV antenna, model SONUSTV

DPM Antena RTV SONUS TV — indoor/outdoor TV antenna model SONUSTV is designed to receive terrestrial broadcast television signals. The antenna supports standard DVB-T and DVB-T2 digital broadcasts as well as analogue terrestrial transmissions where available, offering a simple option to improve reception for TVs and set-top boxes. Its construction allows for installation inside a room or mounted outdoors on a balcony, roof or mast, making it suitable for apartments, houses and holiday cottages seeking better signal quality.

Advantages

The SONUSTV antenna is compact and versatile, enabling both indoor and outdoor placement depending on reception conditions. It accepts common terrestrial signal standards (DVB-T and DVB-T2) and is compatible with analogue transmissions where still broadcast. The antenna’s design focuses on ease of installation and practical performance for everyday TV reception needs, without requiring specialised tools or complex setup.

Suitable for

• Receiving DVB-T and DVB-T2 digital terrestrial TV signals
• Improving analogue terrestrial TV reception where available
• Use with modern televisions and external set-top boxes
• Indoor placement in apartments and rooms with moderate signal strength
• Outdoor mounting on balconies, roofs or masts for areas with weaker signals

Key specifications

• Supported broadcast standards: DVB-T, DVB-T2, analogue terrestrial (where available)
• Installation type: indoor and outdoor compatible
• Connector type: standard TV coaxial connector compatible with common TV inputs
• Application: designed for home, apartment, cottage and similar residential use
• Mounting options: table/flat surface placement or external mounting on balcony/roof/mast

How to use

Connect the antenna’s coaxial cable to the TV antenna input or to the antenna input on a set‑top box. Place the antenna indoors near a window or on a higher shelf for initial testing; if reception is poor, install the antenna outdoors on a balcony, roof edge or mast and orient it toward the nearest broadcast transmitter. After installation, use your TV or set‑top box channel scan function to detect available channels and store them. Adjust position and orientation to optimise signal strength and retune if channels change or reception conditions vary.

Usage recommendations

For best results, install the antenna as high as practical and use short, quality coaxial cable runs to reduce signal loss. Avoid placing the antenna near large metallic objects or electronic devices that may cause interference. If you are in a fringe reception area, consider combining the antenna with a low-noise amplifier or an outdoor mast mount to improve signal stability.