Embermont Outdoor TV Antenna – Long Range UHF and VHF, Motorized 360° Rotation with Remote, Built-In Amplifier, Two TV Outputs

• Free local channels, no subscription. Pull in the broadcasts already going out over the air in your area — news, sports and the networks you grew up with — with nothing to pay each month once it is on the roof.
• Turn it from the sofa. The mast head is motorized and rotates a full 360 degrees from the remote, so you aim it at the transmitter without climbing back up the ladder every time reception drops.
• Built for outside. Mounted clear of the walls and the wiring that block an indoor aerial, on a pole that takes the weather. Directional elements front and back pull in both UHF and VHF.
• Two televisions at once. Two outputs on the control box feed two sets without a splitter, so the living room and the bedroom both get a picture from the same aerial.
• Comes ready to mount. The aerial, the mounting pole bracket with U-bolts, the coaxial cable and the remote are in the box. Fit it high, point it roughly at the transmitter and fine-tune from indoors.

Why outdoors makes the difference

An indoor aerial fights the walls, the wiring and everything else in the house. Put the same elements on the roof with a clear line toward the transmitter and the weak channels that used to break up come in steady.

Aim it without the ladder

The rotation motor sits at the mast head and turns the aerial in either direction from the remote. Watch the picture on the screen while you turn it, stop where the signal locks, and leave it there.

Two sets, one aerial

The control box has two outputs. Run one cable to the main television and a second to another room; both get the same signal without an extra splitter or booster.

Mounting

Fix the bracket to a mast, a gable end or a chimney with the U-bolts supplied, run the coaxial cable indoors to the control box and connect that to the television. Mount it as high as you safely can and clear of obstructions.

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