Get excellent reception for digital TV (Freeview) with this Unamplified One For All Indoor Aerial....Get excellent reception for digital TV (Freeview) with this Unamplified One For All Indoor Aerial. It has a unique 3G/4G block-filter to shield all mobile phone signals for the best reception possible. For perfect reception of Television and DAB radio signals, you can tilt or turn the fully adjustable loop and optimise the telescopic aerials. Specifications HD-Compatible Freeview / DAB Dual Metal Tubes for Signal Reception 3 x Noise Filter. Features: Optimised for reception of Freeview HD digital TV and DAB radio signals. Clear reception thanks to a unique 3G filter that shields the aerial from 3G/4G mobile phone signals. Tilting, adjustable loop provides best possible picture quality. Max. range of 3 miles from the nearest transmitter. Supplied with 1.8m of coaxial cable. Specifications: Country of Origin: China.
This guide helps users get the most out of their One For All Indoor Aerial (SV-9305). Designed for those seeking excellent digital TV (Freeview) and DAB radio reception, this aerial offers a straightforward setup and improved signal clarity. Keep in mind that reception can vary based on distance from the transmitter and local obstructions.
All features
Colour
Black
Model Part Number
SV-9305
Brand
One For All
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How far can this aerial receive signals?
The aerial has a max. range of 3 miles from the nearest transmitter, but reception can vary based on various factors such as obstructions and signal strength.
Can I use this aerial with any TV?
Yes, as long as your TV has a Freeview tuner or you use a Freeview set-top box.
How do I adjust the aerial?
The aerial features an adjustable loop and telescopic aerials. Experiment with tilting and turning these elements to find the optimal signal for your location.
What is the 3G/4G block filter for?
The filter blocks mobile phone signals to reduce interference and improve the clarity of your TV and radio signals.
What type of cable does it use?
It uses a coaxial cable, which is included.
How do I clean the aerial?
Use a dry cloth to gently wipe the aerial. Do not use water or harsh chemicals.
Troubleshooting
No signal or poor picture quality.
Reposition the aerial, adjust the loop and telescopic aerials, and rescan for channels. Check the cable connections.
Missing channels.
Rescan for channels. Ensure your TV is set to receive digital signals. Obstructions may be affecting signal reception; try repositioning the aerial.
Interference or pixelation.
Make sure the aerial is not near other electronic devices that could cause interference. Check for any physical obstructions between the aerial and the broadcast tower. Adjust the aerial position.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Improved Freeview and DAB radio reception.
Built-in 3G/4G filter reduces interference.
Adjustable design for optimal signal strength.
Easy to set up and use.
HD-compatible for modern TVs.
Cons
Reception can be affected by distance to the transmitter.
Performance may vary based on local obstructions.
May not be suitable for areas with very weak signals.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Placement: Position the aerial indoors, ideally near a window facing the direction of the broadcast towers.
Connection: Connect the coaxial cable to the aerial and your TV or set-top box.
Scanning: Tune your TV or set-top box to scan for available channels. Refer to your TV's manual for instructions.
Adjustment: Adjust the loop and telescopic aerials for the best picture quality.
Compatibility: This aerial is compatible with Freeview HD digital TV and DAB radio signals.
Care: Clean the aerial with a dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or water. Regularly check the cable connections to ensure they are secure.