Outdoor UHF TV Antenna ESTAR T-1115 — 470–790 MHz, 15 dB, aluminium/black, 795 mm depth

ESTAR T-1115 is an outdoor UHF television antenna designed to receive digital terrestrial TV (DVB-T/T2) across the 470–790 MHz band. Constructed primarily from aluminium with black finish elements and a depth of 795 mm, the antenna provides a nominal gain of 15 dB to enhance reception on rooftops or masts. The T-1115 Triplex design is intended for use where UHF signals are moderate to weak and benefits installations on suburban properties and fringe coverage areas.

Advantages

The aluminium construction offers a balance of light weight and resistance to corrosion, while the black components provide a discreet appearance on most roof profiles. With a 15 dB nominal gain across the specified UHF range, the antenna improves signal level for DVB-T/T2 reception without requiring complex amplification. The 795 mm depth and triplex element arrangement support directional reception and help reduce multipath interference in many outdoor installations.

Suitable for

• Receiving digital terrestrial television (DVB-T/T2) in the UHF band
• Rooftop or mast mounting on houses, garages, and small buildings
• Areas with moderate to weak signal strength or fringe coverage zones
• Installations where a compact, directional outdoor antenna is required

Key specifications

• Frequency range: 470–790 MHz (UHF)
• Nominal gain: 15 dB
• Primary material: aluminium with black-finished components
• Depth (overall): 795 mm
• Mounting: rooftop or mast-compatible design for outdoor use
• Reception type: directional UHF triplex antenna optimized for DVB-T/T2

How to use

Mount the ESTAR T-1115 on a suitable mast or rooftop support using appropriate clamps and brackets, ensuring the antenna is fixed securely and level. Point the antenna toward the broadcast transmitter or the general direction of strongest signal and connect to the TV or set-top box using a weatherproof coaxial cable and outdoor-rated F-type connector. Verify reception and, if necessary, fine-tune the antenna orientation for optimal channel quality. Use a mast earth/grounding method that complies with local electrical codes to protect from lightning and static build-up.

Usage recommendations

For best results, install at the highest practical location clear of large obstructions such as trees or buildings. If signal strength is very low, consider pairing the antenna with a low-noise masthead amplifier located at the antenna feed to minimize cable loss, but avoid unnecessary amplification in areas with strong signals to prevent overload. Regularly inspect mounting hardware and connectors for corrosion and tighten as needed.