A lightweight, paper-thin aerial. Ideal to be fixed to a window or an outside facing wall, capable...A lightweight, paper-thin aerial. Ideal to be fixed to a window or an outside facing wall, capable of receiving Digital Terrestrial TV and DAB/FM radio signals. The easy to conceal, transparent design means the aerial won’t restrict your view. It comes with an extra-long 3 meter RF (Coaxial) lead, meaning you can position it in the area you receive the best signal in your home.
Lightweight, paper-thin aerial that can be fixed either to a window or an outside facing wall
Compatible with Digital Terrestrial TV and DAB/FM radio signals.
Easy to conceal, transparent design.
Packed Quantity: 1 per pack
Dimensions: 8.50cm x 8.50cm x 25.50cm
Weight: 0.15kg
Frequency range: VHF: 47-230MHz, UHF: 470-694MHz (5G)
Impedance: 75 Ohms
Dimensions: 228 x 128 x 0.5mm
Gain: 6-8 dB
Weight: 60g
Reception distance: Up to 45 miles
This guide helps you get the most out of your Mercury TV Aerial. It's designed for anyone looking to receive Digital Terrestrial TV and DAB/FM radio signals. This aerial offers a lightweight, easy-to-conceal design, but signal strength can vary based on location and obstructions.
All features
Colour
White
Model Part Number
ST25P
Brand
Mercury
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Where should I place the aerial?
Ideally, place the aerial on a window or outside-facing wall, oriented towards your local broadcast towers. Experiment to find the best signal.
How far can the aerial receive signals?
Up to 45 miles, depending on the environment and obstructions.
What if I can't find any channels?
Rescan for channels on your TV/radio. Check the cable connections and aerial placement. Ensure your TV is set to the correct input.
Can I use this aerial with an older TV?
Yes, if your TV has a built-in digital tuner or if you use a separate digital converter box.
How do I clean the aerial?
Wipe it gently with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals.
What is the length of the coaxial cable?
The coaxial cable is 3 meters long.
What if the signal is still weak after repositioning the aerial?
Consider using a signal booster, especially if you live in a fringe area.
Troubleshooting
No signal or poor picture quality.
Reposition the aerial. Ensure the cable is securely connected. Rescan for channels on your TV/radio.
Missing channels.
Rescan for channels. Check for obstructions that may be blocking the signal.
Sound but no picture.
Check your TV's input settings. Ensure the correct input (e.g., HDMI, AV) is selected.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Easy to conceal due to its transparent design.
Compatible with both TV and radio signals.
Lightweight and simple to install.
Long coaxial cable provides flexible placement options.
Cons
Signal strength can be affected by location and obstructions.
Reception distance limited to up to 45 miles.
Performance may vary compared to larger aerials.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Placement: Choose a location (window or wall) facing the direction of your local broadcast towers. Consider the 3-meter cable length.
Mounting: Use the provided fixings (not provided) to attach the aerial to your chosen surface. Ensure it is secure.
Connection: Connect the coaxial cable to your TV or radio receiver.
Scanning: Tune your TV or radio to scan for available channels.
Compatibility:
Compatible with most TVs and radios that support Digital Terrestrial TV and DAB/FM radio.
Ensure your TV has a built-in tuner for digital signals.
Care:
Clean the aerial with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals.
Check the cable connections regularly to ensure they are secure.