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SDV4240/10
TV antenna
UHF/VHF/FM Indoor 45 dB amplified
Specifications Product highlights
Tuner/reception/transmission
• Aerial output: 75 ohm coaxial (IEC75)
• Tuner bands: UHF, VHF, FM
• Antenna cable length: 2M cm
• Gain (antenna + amplifier): 45 dB
Electricity
• Power LED indicator: Green
• Power Adapter: Included
Accessories
• User manual: User manual
Dimensions
• Product weight: 1. kg
• Gross weight: 1.605 kg
• Tare weight: 200 kg
• Net weight: 1.405 kg
• Product dimensions (W x H): 240 x 230 mm
• Product thickness: 150 mm
Packaging Data
• Quantity: 1
• EAN/UPC/GTIN: 00 26616 02446 9
• Gross weight: 1.605 kg
• Tare weight: 0.200 kg
• Net weight: 1.405 kg
• Length: 180 mm
• Width: 247 mm
• Height: 320 mm
Outer Box
• EAN/UPC/GTIN: 87 10895 96303 9
• Quantity: 4
• Gross weight: 6.920 kg
• Tare weight: .5 kg
• Net weight: 6.420 kg
• Length: 664 mm
• Width: 324 mm
• Height: 259 mm
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Issue date 2009-01-26
Version: 4.1.10
12 NC: 9082 100 07063
EAN: 00 26616 02446 9
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All Rights reserved.
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
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Electronics N.V. or their respective owners.
www.philips.com
45 dB amplification
45 dB amplification boosts weak signals, expanding your
reception range and allowing you to receive more signals
over a greater distance.
Design lines compliment TVs
Simple, elegant design lines compliment today's new TVs.
Touch control with LED
Easy touch control increases or decreases amplification
strength. Also confirms amplification strength at a glance.
UHF flat panel array
The highly efficient UHF flat panel array offers improved
reception over conventional loop antennas. Due to the
flat design, the antenna concentrates the signal for better
reception.
Low noise amplification
Together with the adjustable amplification, low noise
amplification ensures you of a great reception range and
improves the quality of your signal.
VHF/FM dipoles
VHF/FM dipoles, commonly know as "rabbit ears", allow
you to receive TV programmes broadcast on the VHF
spectrum and radio broadcast on the FM spectrum.
Extending and manipulating the dipoles brings in
optimum signals.