Digitek LTE Series Outer Fringe Area Phased Array UHF Antenna - Poly Bag

Achieve reliable digital TV reception in challenging outer fringe areas with the Digitek 01CUPA2LPOLY LTE Series Outer Fringe Area Phased Array UHF Antenna - Poly Bag, a high-performance 36-element phased array antenna engineered in Australia to conquer weak UHF signals across Band 4/5 (channels 28-51). Delivering over 15dB max gain and a front-to-back ratio of 16-21dB, this antenna excels in long-range applications, blocking LTE (4G/5G) interference with its built-in F-Type balun and low-pass filter for crystal-clear, distortion-free viewing. Its innovative folding feature ensures compact storage and easy transport, while UV-stabilised plastics and aluminium construction withstand Australia's harsh weather conditions.

Designed specifically for Australian digital TV transmissions, the 01CUPA2LPOLY offers versatile horizontal and vertical mounting options, complete with an elevation/tilt bracket, pre-fitted U-bolts, and clamps for straightforward rooftop installation. Measuring 783mm x 600mm x 210mm, it ships conveniently in a poly bag with a label, including a rubber boot for the F-connector to protect connections. Ideal for rural homes, remote properties, or any setup requiring robust UHF performance, this antenna comes with a 3-year warranty for peace of mind.

Key Features:

• High-Gain Phased Array: 36 elements for >15dB UHF gain in outer fringe areas (channels 28-51).
• LTE Protection: Integrated F-Type balun with low-pass filter to eliminate 4G/5G mobile interference.
• Australian Engineered: Built for local conditions with UV-stabilised plastics and durable aluminium.
• Easy Install & Storage: Folding design, tilt bracket, U-bolts/clamps included; horizontal/vertical mounting.
• Compact Packaging: Ships in poly bag; includes rubber boot for secure F-connector.

Backed by Digitek's commitment to quality, the Digitek 01CUPA2LPOLY UHF Antenna transforms fringe reception into seamless entertainment. Order now for superior signal strength in Australia's toughest locations.