Kathrein BZD 30 Instructions De Montage Et De Sécurité page 4

DVB-T antenna
Indoor antenna
Features
DVB-T indoor antenna for horizontal and vertical
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polarisation
Active antenna with integrated amplifi er
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Attractive, space-saving design
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Very low noise fi gure
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No special equipment required, practically omni-directio-
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nal characteristic (vertical)
Remote feeding (5 V/30 mA) is performed via the coax
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cable through the connected DVB-T receiver
Connection: IEC socket
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Integrated trapping fi lter against GSM and LTE interfe-
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rence
Accessories included:
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• Foot for easy mounting
• Wall support with fi xing material
• 2 metre long connection cable with one straight
and one angled IEC connector
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Purpose
The active antenna is suitable for the reception of digital,
terrestrial television and radio signals in the VHF (Band III)
and UHF bands indoors when the signal level is suffi ciently
high.
Use only together with a suitable DVB-T receiver with
5V power supply. Do not connect to SAT receivers!
Accessories needed
For reception of DVB-T signal, a receiver/TV set suitable
for DVB-T with a capability for remote feeding (5 V) via the
coaxial cable is necessary.
suitable for DVB-T
General Remarks on Radio Reception
In areas with low or too high reception-fi eld strength, interfe-
rence-free reception is not always guaranteed. If the signal
level is too low, a directional antenna should be placed out-
side the building.
In the immediate vicinity of the transmitter, reception may be
impaired by too high reception levels.
Radio reception indoors can also be impaired by other
factors. Critical locations are rooms in reinforced concrete
buildings, or buildings with vapour-plated windows, closed
metal cabinets, or positions directly beside transmitting
electronic devices (e.g. mobile phones).
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