PBD Outdoor HDTV Antenna with 150 Mile Range, Motorized 360 Degree Rotation, Wireless Remote Control and Coaxial Grounding Block

This outdoor HDTV antenna is designed to receive digital TV UHF/VHF signals while providing high-quality HDTV picture. With a built-in rotor, it can be turned a full 360 degrees using the infrared remote control, allowing you to enjoy high-definition television without the high cost of cable or satellite.

The antenna features a working frequency of VHF 170~230MHz and UHF 470~890MHz, with a noise figure of ≤2.5dB and typical antenna gains of VHF 28~32dB and UHF 32~36dB. It has an impedance of 75 Ohm and a max output level of 105dB uV. Powered by AC120V±10%/60Hz, it can operate in temperatures ranging from -10°C to 50°C.

The package includes a 59FT RG6 coaxial cable, a motor-fixed bolster, a UL adapter, a remote control (AAA batteries not included), and a coaxial grounding block to protect your house and TV installation. The overall dimensions are 17.2 x 11.8 x 3.8 inches, weighing 5.4 pounds (pole not included).

The antenna's patented SNAP-ON design allows it to respond to a greater range of frequencies along with a wide beam angle, eliminating the need for rotation. It serves as a perfect substitute for annual cable subscriptions, providing access to free 4K high-definition television channels, including NBC, FOX, CBS, ABC, PBS, THE CW, QUBO, TELEMUNDO, UNIVISION, RTV, THIS TV, ION, and ME TV, among others.

To ensure optimal performance, it is recommended to mount the antenna at least 30 feet above the ground. Pole options are available, including 16.5", 34.5", 16.75", and 49.5" mounting poles, as well as a wall mount.

For proper grounding, follow these steps: 1. Clamp a #10 copper or #8 aluminum grounding wire to the base of the antenna mast, running it down the building in a straight line. 2. Attach a 300-Ohm static discharge unit (lightning arrestor) or a 75-Ohm grounding block to the antenna's lead-in cable as close as possible to where the cable enters the house. 3. Connect the grounding wire to the lead-in cable's grounding unit and run it to the central building ground, which can be a grounded interior metal cold water pipe, a grounded metallic service raceway, a grounded electrical service equipment enclosure, or a 2.4m/8-foot grounding rod.

Please note that TV signal reception can be affected by various conditions, such as antenna height, terrain, distance from broadcasting transmission antenna, and output power of the transmitter. Channels available may vary depending on these factors.

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