Antenna TV digitale Philips SDV6227/12

The Philips Digital TV SDV6227/12 is an ultra-flat amplified antenna designed to improve reception of digital, analog and FM radio broadcasts. It features superior GSM/4G filtering, variable gain control and a dual antenna configuration. The antenna has a compact footprint (250 mm wide, 2.72 mm deep, 19.1 mm high) and comes in black and silver to match modern flat TVs and interiors. A 1.8 m cable and a lightweight design make it simple to position and install.

Advantages

The amplifier with GSM/4G filtering reduces interference from mobile networks while variable gain control lets you adjust signal strength to maintain picture and sound quality. Its slim profile minimizes visual impact on the room, and the supplied 1.8 m cable and low weight simplify installation and placement. The design helps protect against signal loss and supports reception of multiple broadcast types.

Suitable for

• Receiving digital terrestrial TV channels in apartments and houses
• Improving reception of analog broadcasts and FM radio
• Use with flat-panel TVs where a low-profile antenna is desired
• Locations with moderate mobile (GSM/4G) interference where filtering is beneficial

Key specifications

• Model: Philips SDV6227/12
• Type: Amplified, dual antenna
• Cable length: 1.8 m
• Dimensions: 250 mm × 2.72 mm × 19.1 mm (W × D × H)
• Colours: Silver, Black
• Weight (package): 0.866 kg
• MPN: SDV6227/12
• EAN: 8712581658236

How to use

Place the antenna on or near your TV where it has a clear line of sight to broadcast signals, or mount it on a flat surface that suits your room layout. Connect the antenna cable to the TV’s antenna input, then power the amplifier if a separate power supply is provided. Use the variable gain control to adjust signal strength for optimal picture and sound; perform a channel scan on your TV after installation to detect available channels.

Recommendations

For best results, position the antenna vertically and away from large metal objects and other electronic devices that can cause interference. If you experience poor reception, try adjusting the gain or relocating the antenna closer to a window or higher position.