Amplificatore di segnale TV Televes HVG40107-65 85 - 1006 MHz

The Televes HVG40107-65 is a compact TV signal amplifier that boosts terrestrial and cable television signals across the 85 - 1006 MHz frequency range. Designed for installation in domestic and small commercial receiving systems, this amplifier improves signal level and uniformity to support clearer picture and more stable reception on connected televisions and set-top boxes. Its modest dimensions and lightweight construction make it suitable for wall- or mast-mounted setups where space and weight are limited.

Advantages

The device provides broadband amplification across a wide VHF/UHF and cable frequency band, delivering consistent gain where required without complex tuning. Its compact form factor and low weight simplify installation and positioning. The amplifier is built to improve signal-to-noise ratio and reduce the likelihood of pixelation or signal loss in weak reception areas, supporting better overall viewing quality for multiple receivers when used in a distribution system.

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How to use

Install the amplifier in a location between the antenna (or cable input) and the receiver(s), providing a secure mechanical fix such as to a mast bracket or wall. Connect the antenna feed to the amplifier input and route the amplified output to the distribution splitter or directly to the television. Ensure power is supplied if an external power source or inline supply is required by the installation. After connection, adjust the downstream distribution and verify signal levels at each receiver to ensure satisfactory picture quality.

Recommendations

Position the amplifier close to the antenna or main cable entry to minimize losses from long feeder cables. Avoid installing in exposed locations without weather protection unless the unit is placed in a suitable enclosure. Check signal levels after installation and, if necessary, combine with attenuation or additional distribution components to avoid overloading sensitive receivers.