Outdoor antenna Schwaiger DTA4000 011 36 dB White 8.5 m cable

The SCHWAIGER DTA4000 011 outdoor antenna is designed for terrestrial reception of digital TV (DVB-T2). With a compact white housing and an 8.5 m antenna cable, it provides a high gain of 36 dB for improved signal reception. The antenna includes an integrated LTE blocking filter that suppresses mobile LTE signals above 790 MHz to prevent interference with digital terrestrial television. Its small dimensions (155 mm × 260 mm) make it suitable for a variety of outdoor mounting locations.

Advantages

The antenna offers high gain (36 dB) for stable DVB-T2 reception and comes with an 8.5 m cable for flexible installation. The built-in LTE blocking filter reduces interference from mobile networks above 790 MHz. Its compact white design allows discreet outdoor placement, and it operates within a wide input voltage range (100–240 V) for compatibility with common power supplies.

Suitable for

• Receiving digital terrestrial television (DVB-T2)
• Outdoor installations on walls, roofs, or masts
• Locations where LTE interference may affect TV reception
• Setups requiring a pre-attached long antenna cable (8.5 m)

Key specifications

• Model: Schwaiger DTA4000 011
• Gain: 36 dB
• Cable length: 8.5 m
• Colour: White
• Dimensions (W × H): 155 mm × 260 mm
• Power: AC 100–240 V
• LTE blocking: filters frequencies above 790 MHz
• EAN: 4004005023053

How to use

Mount the antenna outdoors on a wall, roof or mast in a location with the best possible line of sight to the broadcasting transmitter. Route the supplied 8.5 m cable to your indoor receiver or TV and connect it to the antenna input. Ensure the antenna is powered according to the device instructions if an active amplifier or power injection is required. After installation, run an automatic channel scan on your TV or receiver to locate available DVB-T2 channels.

Recommendations

Position the antenna as high as practical and away from large metal obstacles to maximise reception. If mobile network interference persists, check cable connections and the orientation of the antenna; relocating the antenna slightly can often improve signal quality.