Outdoor/indoor DVB-T antenna LIBOX LB2000 with 69 dB amplifier, dual polarization, 174–790 MHz, aluminium/black

DVB-T outdoor/indoor antenna LIBOX LB2000 with 69 dB amplifier is designed to receive digital terrestrial TV (DVB-T) and analog broadcasts. Constructed from aluminium, metal and plastic with aluminium and black finish, the antenna includes an integrated amplifier, power supply and coaxial cable to improve signal stability and deliver clear HD picture quality within its effective range.

Advantages

The LIBOX LB2000 offers amplified reception with 40 dB gain and an output level up to 69 dB, which helps stabilise weak signals and improve picture quality for HD channels. It supports both mains power (230 V → 12 V) and battery operation (12–24 V) for flexible installation options, and is compatible with VHF and UHF bands. The set comes ready to install with power adapter and coaxial cable.

Suitable for

• Receiving DVB-T digital terrestrial television (including MUX 8) indoors or outdoors
• Improving reception in locations with weak terrestrial signals
• Use where flexible power options are required (mains or 12–24 V battery)

Key specifications

• Signal gain: 40 dB
• Output signal level: up to 69 dB
• Reception bands: VHF and UHF
• Effective reception distance: up to 40 km (dependent on conditions)
• Power supply: mains 230 V → 12 V or battery 12–24 V
• Output impedance: 75 Ω

How to use

Connect the supplied coaxial cable from the LIBOX LB2000 to your TV or set-top box, then connect the power adapter to a 230 V mains outlet or attach a 12–24 V battery if using battery power. Place the antenna indoors near a window or at a higher position oriented toward the broadcast transmitters for best reception. Perform a channel scan on your TV to detect DVB-T (including MUX 8) and any available analog channels, and adjust the antenna position to optimise signal strength and picture quality.

Recommendations

Place the antenna close to a window and avoid metal obstructions for optimal reception. If signals remain weak, try different window orientations or consider an external outdoor antenna. After repositioning, verify receiver settings and perform a channel rescan.