Synaps Outdoor 4G LTE Filter for TV Aerials, 5-790MHz Pass Band with Weatherproof Case | SYNAPSLTEFILTER
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Product Description
Stops the 4G mast down the road breaking up your television picture
When the 790-862MHz band was handed over to mobile operators, it landed right beside the frequencies TV aerials use. If you live near a 4G mast, that signal leaks into the aerial and breaks up the picture. The Synaps outdoor LTE filter blocks that band and passes everything below it, in a weatherproof case built to go on the mast itself.
Blocks 790-862MHz
The band reallocated to 4G/LTE. The filter suppresses it while letting the 5-790MHz TV signal through untouched.
Fitted outdoors, at the aerial
Filtering at the mast stops the interference before it travels down the coax, which works better than filtering indoors after the signal has already been degraded.
Weatherproof housing
Sealed for permanent outdoor mounting on a mast or a wall.
Low insertion loss
It takes very little of the wanted signal with it, so your reception does not drop as a side effect of fixing the interference.
Passes power up to 300mA
Power passes through to a masthead amplifier or powered aerial, so the filter can go inline without cutting off the equipment above it.
Straightforward to fit
Inline between the aerial and the downlead, with standard connections.
Features
- Outdoor 4G/LTE filter for TV aerial installations
- Suppresses the 790-862MHz LTE band
- Pass band 5-790MHz
- Power passing up to 300mA
- Weatherproof outdoor case
- Low insertion loss
- Mast or wall mounting
- Suitable for DVB-T and Saorview aerial installations
Specifications
Type
Outdoor 4G/LTE filter
Pass band
5-790MHz
Suppressed band
790-862MHz
Power passing
Up to 300mA
Housing
Weatherproof, outdoor
Mounting
Mast or wall
Model
QCF001
Product code
SYNAPSLTEFILTER
EAN
5999883020579
Package Contents
Synaps outdoor 4G LTE filter x1
FAQ
How do I know if I need one?
If your TV picture breaks up or pixelates and you live near a 4G mast, that is the classic symptom. The 790-862MHz mobile band sits immediately above the TV frequencies and leaks into aerials.
What exactly does it block?
The 790-862MHz LTE band. Everything from 5 to 790MHz passes through, which is where the television signal lives.
Will it weaken my TV signal?
It has low insertion loss, so it takes very little of the wanted signal with it.
Where does it go?
Outdoors, inline at the aerial, mounted on the mast or a wall. Filtering before the signal travels down the cable works better than filtering indoors.
Will it survive Irish weather?
It has a weatherproof case designed for permanent outdoor mounting.
I have a masthead amplifier. Will this cut its power?
No. It passes power through at up to 300mA, so an amplifier above the filter keeps working.
Does it work with Saorview?
Yes, it is a DVB-T aerial filter, which covers Saorview reception.
Is this the amplified version?
No, this is the passive filter. Synaps sells a separate amplified outdoor unit with a different EAN.