Antenna fuba DAA 780 A aluminium-anthracite, model 11005077 — outdoor TV/ DVB-T antenna

The fuba DAA 780 A aluminium-anthracite outdoor TV/DVB-T antenna model 11005077 is designed to receive terrestrial digital television (DVB-T) and analogue broadcasts. Constructed from corrosion-resistant aluminium with a weatherproof anthracite finish, the antenna is intended for roof or mast mounting and connects to standard coaxial feeds. Its directional design and sturdy mounting points provide stable reception for residential homes, cottages and small buildings where reliable over-the-air TV signal is required.

Advantages

The aluminium construction offers a high strength-to-weight ratio and natural resistance to corrosion, while the anthracite coating provides additional weather protection and a discreet exterior. The antenna supports both digital (DVB-T) and analogue signals, and its directional elements help improve signal gain and reduce interference from unwanted directions. The integrated fixing points simplify installation on common masts and roof brackets, and the compatibility with standard coaxial cable allows connection to most household TV equipment.

Suitable for

• Receiving DVB-T and analogue terrestrial TV broadcasts for single-family homes
• installation on roof ridges or vertical masts at cottages and small buildings
• Use where a weather-resistant, lightweight outdoor antenna is required
• Replacement or upgrade of older rooftop antennas to improve digital reception

Key specifications

• Material: aluminium with weather-resistant anthracite finish
• Frequency range: designed for terrestrial TV frequency bands (VHF/UHF)
• Mounting: roof or mast mounting with integrated fixing points
• Connector type: standard coaxial cable compatible
• Construction: directional antenna elements for improved gain and interference rejection
• Recommended application: outdoor use with exposure to typical weather conditions

How to use

Mount the antenna on a suitably rated mast or roof bracket using the supplied fixing points, ensuring the structure is secure and level. Orient the antenna toward the terrestrial transmitter or the direction of strongest signal; small adjustments to azimuth and elevation may be required to achieve optimal reception. Connect the antenna to a television or set-top box using a standard coaxial cable and tighten connectors to ensure a stable connection. After installation, perform a channel scan on the receiving device to detect available digital and analogue channels.

Usage recommendations

For best results, install the antenna at the highest practical point clear of large obstacles such as tall trees or buildings. Use high-quality, weatherproof coaxial cable and consider a mast-mounted amplifier only if signal strength from the transmitter is low. Regularly inspect mounting hardware and cable seals for corrosion or wear to maintain reliable reception.