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GLHD3E
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Item | HDTV Outdoor Yagi Antenna |
PN | GLHD3E |
Frequency Range (MHz) | 470-862 |
Input Impedence (Ω) | 75 |
V.S.W.R | ≤1.5 |
Gain (dBi) | 7-9 |
Polarization | Vertical |
Power Capacity (w) | 50 |
Mechanical Specifications | |
Connect Type | F |
Material | Aluminum and Plastic |
Length-mm | 720 |
Carton Size-mm | 732*310*615 |
Weight | 9.5kg/carton |
Product Introduction
High - Definition Viewing: The GLHD3E HDTV Outdoor Yagi Antenna supports 1080P resolution. This means you can enjoy crystal - clear visuals, whether you're watching a thrilling movie or a live sports event. Every detail is sharp, enhancing your overall viewing experience.
Extended Range Reception: With a 50 - mile range, this antenna can pick up signals from far - away broadcasting stations. It allows you to access a wide variety of free over - the - air channels, expanding your entertainment choices without the need for expensive cable or satellite subscriptions.
Multi - directional Functionality: Despite being an outdoor antenna, it has multi - directional capabilities. You don't have to struggle with finding the perfect orientation. It can receive signals from different directions, providing a more stable and reliable signal connection.
Optimal Frequency Range: Operating in the 470 - 862 MHz frequency range, the GLHD3E is designed to capture a significant number of channels. This wide frequency coverage ensures that you can access local, regional, and even some national channels, giving you a diverse range of programming options.
Durable Build Quality: Made of aluminum and plastic, the GLHD3E is built to last. Aluminum provides strength and durability, while plastic offers protection against the elements. This combination makes it suitable for long - term outdoor use, withstanding various weather conditions.
Application scenarios
Rural homes needing reliable long-range signal reception.
Outdoor installations in areas prone to rain or wind.
Properties requiring UHF channel coverage (470-862MHz).
DIY enthusiasts seeking lightweight, easy-mount antennas.
FAQ
Q: Is this antenna waterproof?
A: While not fully waterproof, its aluminum-plastic build resists rain and wind when properly mounted.
Q: Does it need an amplifier?
A: The 7-9dBi gain often suffices, but an amplifier can boost performance in extreme low-signal areas.
Q: Can I install it myself?
A: Yes—its lightweight design (9.5kg carton) and F-connector simplify DIY roof or pole mounting.
Q: Does it support 4K or ATSC 3.0?
A: It delivers 1080P; 4K compatibility depends on your TV’s tuner and local broadcast standards.
Q: How long is the antenna?
A: The antenna measures 720mm in length, balancing coverage and compactness.
Q: What’s the best placement for maximum range?
A: Elevate on a roof or pole facing broadcast towers, away from obstructions like trees.
Q: Is the cable included?
A: No—requires a coaxial cable with an F-connector (sold separately).
Q: Can it handle heavy snow?
A: Yes, but ensure secure mounting to prevent snow buildup on the structure.
Item | HDTV Outdoor Yagi Antenna |
PN | GLHD3E |
Frequency Range (MHz) | 470-862 |
Input Impedence (Ω) | 75 |
V.S.W.R | ≤1.5 |
Gain (dBi) | 7-9 |
Polarization | Vertical |
Power Capacity (w) | 50 |
Mechanical Specifications | |
Connect Type | F |
Material | Aluminum and Plastic |
Length-mm | 720 |
Carton Size-mm | 732*310*615 |
Weight | 9.5kg/carton |
Product Introduction
High - Definition Viewing: The GLHD3E HDTV Outdoor Yagi Antenna supports 1080P resolution. This means you can enjoy crystal - clear visuals, whether you're watching a thrilling movie or a live sports event. Every detail is sharp, enhancing your overall viewing experience.
Extended Range Reception: With a 50 - mile range, this antenna can pick up signals from far - away broadcasting stations. It allows you to access a wide variety of free over - the - air channels, expanding your entertainment choices without the need for expensive cable or satellite subscriptions.
Multi - directional Functionality: Despite being an outdoor antenna, it has multi - directional capabilities. You don't have to struggle with finding the perfect orientation. It can receive signals from different directions, providing a more stable and reliable signal connection.
Optimal Frequency Range: Operating in the 470 - 862 MHz frequency range, the GLHD3E is designed to capture a significant number of channels. This wide frequency coverage ensures that you can access local, regional, and even some national channels, giving you a diverse range of programming options.
Durable Build Quality: Made of aluminum and plastic, the GLHD3E is built to last. Aluminum provides strength and durability, while plastic offers protection against the elements. This combination makes it suitable for long - term outdoor use, withstanding various weather conditions.
Application scenarios
Rural homes needing reliable long-range signal reception.
Outdoor installations in areas prone to rain or wind.
Properties requiring UHF channel coverage (470-862MHz).
DIY enthusiasts seeking lightweight, easy-mount antennas.
FAQ
Q: Is this antenna waterproof?
A: While not fully waterproof, its aluminum-plastic build resists rain and wind when properly mounted.
Q: Does it need an amplifier?
A: The 7-9dBi gain often suffices, but an amplifier can boost performance in extreme low-signal areas.
Q: Can I install it myself?
A: Yes—its lightweight design (9.5kg carton) and F-connector simplify DIY roof or pole mounting.
Q: Does it support 4K or ATSC 3.0?
A: It delivers 1080P; 4K compatibility depends on your TV’s tuner and local broadcast standards.
Q: How long is the antenna?
A: The antenna measures 720mm in length, balancing coverage and compactness.
Q: What’s the best placement for maximum range?
A: Elevate on a roof or pole facing broadcast towers, away from obstructions like trees.
Q: Is the cable included?
A: No—requires a coaxial cable with an F-connector (sold separately).
Q: Can it handle heavy snow?
A: Yes, but ensure secure mounting to prevent snow buildup on the structure.
