Directional TV Antenna LIBOX 16-element passive DVB-T Combo with LTE filter LB1600 COMBO

Directional LIBOX antenna with a 16-element passive design, intended for DVB-T terrestrial television reception in a Combo configuration with an integrated LTE filter. The antenna is passive and requires connection to an external tuner, set-top box or TV with a digital tuner. Its directional pattern and element arrangement increase gain and directivity, making it suitable for receiving digital broadcast signals from weak or distant transmitters. The integrated LTE filter reduces interference from mobile broadband signals in adjacent frequency bands, helping to maintain a stable DVB-T signal.

Advantages

This 16-element passive directional antenna offers improved signal gain and focused reception compared with simple dipole or indoor antennas. The Combo version includes an LTE filter built into the antenna structure, which suppresses unwanted mobile network interference without additional inline components. Its passive construction requires no power supply and is compatible with standard coaxial connections, enabling straightforward installation on a roof or mast for home and small installations.

Suitable for

• Receiving DVB-T digital terrestrial TV in suburban or rural locations
• Installation on rooftop or external mast to improve signal from distant transmitters
• Home installations where a passive antenna is preferred or required
• Setups where LTE/mobile broadband interference is present and filtering is needed

Key specifications

• Construction: 16 passive radiating elements for directional reception
• Function: Designed for digital terrestrial TV (DVB-T) reception
• Filter: Integrated LTE filter to reduce mobile signal interference
• Mounting: Rooftop or mast mounting compatible
• Connection: Standard coaxial cable interface for tuner or set-top box connection
• Power: Passive operation — no external power supply required

How to use

Mount the antenna outdoors on a roof, mast or other elevated structure with a clear line of sight toward the broadcast transmitter. Securely fasten the antenna using appropriate clamps and hardware to prevent movement in wind. Connect the antenna coaxial cable to the input of an external digital tuner, set-top box or TV with a DVB-T tuner. Perform a channel scan on the receiving device to detect available channels and adjust the antenna direction for optimal signal strength and quality. As a passive antenna, it does not require a power supply; ensure the cable and connectors are weatherproofed at outdoor joints.

Usage recommendations

For best results, place the antenna as high as practical with minimal obstacles between the antenna and broadcast towers. Use good-quality coaxial cable and properly sealed connectors to reduce signal loss and prevent moisture ingress. If reception remains weak after aiming and correct installation, consider an external low-noise amplifier placed near the antenna, ensuring compatibility with the passive design and LTE filtering.