TV signal amplifier Televes 553504 88 - 1006 MHz F connector AC 220 - 230 V

The Televes 553504 TV signal amplifier is a domestic amplifier with one output designed to extend the terrestrial television network. It operates across a wide forward path bandwidth of 88–1006 MHz and provides a passive return channel to enable communication between the subscriber modem and the operator. The unit uses an F connector and is mains powered (AC 220–230 V) with a typical consumption of 2.4 W. Its compact dimensions (53 × 35 × 146 mm) and white housing make it suitable for a variety of indoor installations.

Advantages

This amplifier amplifies and equalizes the terrestrial band to improve signal levels and reception quality. The extended forward bandwidth ensures compatibility with DOCSIS 3.0 networks while the passive return channel preserves two‑way communication without additional active components. The compact size and standard F connector simplify installation in domestic TV distribution systems.

Suitable for

• Extending a home terrestrial TV distribution network
• Improving weak over‑the‑air TV signals in apartments or houses
• Installations requiring DOCSIS 3.0 forward path compatibility

Key specifications

• Model: Televes 553504
• Frequency range (forward): 88–1006 MHz
• Connector type: F connector
• Power supply: AC 220–230 V
• Typical power consumption: 2.4 W
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 53 × 35 × 146 mm
• Weight: 0.22 kg
• Colour: White
• MPN: 553504
• EAN: 8424450224328

How to use

Connect the amplifier input to the terrestrial antenna feed and the output to the indoor distribution cable using the F connectors. Plug the unit into an AC 220–230 V mains outlet to power the amplifier. Position the device indoors in a well‑ventilated area and ensure cable connections are secure. Check signal levels at the endpoints and adjust the installation layout if necessary to achieve uniform coverage.

Recommendations

For best results, install the amplifier as close as possible to the antenna feed or the point where the signal enters the building. Avoid locating the amplifier near strong sources of electrical interference and use quality coaxial cables and connectors to minimize losses. If two‑way communication issues occur, verify that the passive return channel is compatible with the operator's equipment.