Outdoor television antenna Maximum COMBO212 Black Silver Metal 2.5 kg

The Maximum COMBO212 Black Silver Metal outdoor television antenna is designed for stable reception of terrestrial broadcast signals. Built with a metal structure and weighing 2.5 kg, the antenna is intended for exterior installation on roofs, walls or masts. Its black and silver finish provides a neutral appearance that integrates with most building exteriors while offering mechanical resilience for regular outdoor exposure.

Advantages

The metal construction ensures durability and reduced deformation under wind load. With a compact weight of 2.5 kg the antenna is easier to handle and mount than heavier models while maintaining a robust profile. The combination design supports reception of multiple frequency bands used for terrestrial television, and the weather-resistant finish helps preserve performance over time.

Suitable for

• Residential rooftop or wall-mounted TV reception
• Rural and suburban areas where outdoor placement improves signal quality
• Replacement of older or damaged outdoor TV antennas
• Use on temporary installations such as cabins or second homes

Key specifications

• Weight: 2.5 kg
• Material: Metal construction for mechanical strength
• Product colour: Black and silver finish
• Application: Outdoor use suitable for roof, wall or mast mounting

How to use

Mount the antenna on a stable surface such as a roof mast or exterior wall bracket at a sufficient height and with clear line-of-sight to the broadcast transmitters. Securely fasten all mounting hardware and check that the antenna is firmly fixed before attaching coaxial cable. Connect the antenna to the television or set-top box using an appropriate coaxial cable and connector; perform a channel scan on the receiver to detect available channels. If reception is weak, adjust the antenna orientation in small increments and re-scan the receiver until optimal signal levels are achieved.

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Installations should follow local building and safety regulations. Use corrosion-resistant mounting hardware in coastal or highly humid environments and inspect the antenna and cabling periodically for signs of wear or damage. For long cable runs, consider using a low-loss coaxial cable or a signal amplifier if permitted by local reception conditions.