Questions and Answers for Antop Flat-Panel Smartpass Amplified 360° Outdoor Indoor Attic HDTV Antenna with 4G LTE Filter Omni

A:  Yes, it will pick up low-VHF band channels.

A:  The included cable is 16' long.

A:  Yes, it can receive signals 360 degrees from that position.

A:  I mounted mine in the attic, but yes mounted under the fascia should be fine. The HDTV digital signals bounce better than analog signals did. Main question I have is why not mount in attic? If you can get up there, the device is better protected from the weather.

A:  What’s in the box: AT-413B FLAT PANEL Smartpass Amplified Digital Outdoor/Indoor (Attic) Antenna Power Inserter with Smart Switch AC/DC Power Adapter 16’ Coaxial Cable Wall/Pole Mounting Bracket Pole Clamp Instruction/User Manual If you would like to find out if this antenna can possibly work at your location, please contact us at (909) 947-8883 or via email at support@antopantenna.com. Our Antop Support Team is available to help M-F 9AM -5PM (PST) by phone or email. The Antop Support Team 1-909-947-8883 Support@antopantenna.com

A:  This is for one TV.

A:  3 Flat-Panel Televisions

A:  One Antenna can be suitable for many tv sets with a few keys in mind - Before selecting a television antenna, you’ll want to collect some basic facts about your antenna needs. In addition to providing a zip code search through the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) website, we think it’s important that all antenna users understand these items. When wanting to connect to more than one television set you will need to purchase a splitter and if the signal seems weak you might need to purchase 1 amplifier per television set to boost up the signal strength.For more information feel free to contact us.

A:  I have a coaxial distribution box in my home, so it supports all seven of my TVs with room for several more. So it depends on you household situation...

A:  I believe the max is 65 miles. Best at under 55.

A:  Hello qtnurse, I know it has been a few months since you wrote this question but wanted to respond with the information : AT-413B the reception range is from 55 to 65 miles from origination point. If you still have any questions please feel free to contact us at our direct hotline with any of your questions or concerns at 909.947.8883 our helpful customer service staff will be more than happy to assist you. Thank you again.

A:  With unobstructed, line-of-sight signals...about 45 miles.

A:  More than 50 miles from the furthest TV broadcast station

A:  55 miles and up to 65 miles if mounted up high outdoors, with no major objects causing interference (mountains, etc).

A:  With line-of-site reception...about 45 miles.

A:  Yes, the accompanying paperwork states 55 to 65 miles, but that is assuming a clear path (virtually line of sight), so I would expect in average conditions the reception distance would be less. Mine is about 7 miles away from the transmitters and works fine, but the antenna is mounted in the garage attic so that would degrade its performance.

A:  Hello, the AT-413B has a power supply which is DC 12V. So basically thats the amount it needs. The DC 12V is low voltage anything thats DC 12V and below is low voltage. I hope that answered your question. If you have any further questions regarding any of our antennas please feel free to give us a call. (909)947-8883, Thank you! Happy Holidays!

A:  200 milliamps

A:  I would estimate at the most 10 cents in a year.

A:  The amplifier comes with a switching transformer. input is 100-240 vac at .35 amp and the output in 12 vdc 200 ma. Hope that answers your questions, I also provided a picture of the transformer itself.

A:  The plug-in power transformer is marked 12 volts, 200 milliamps, so it uses a negligible amount of power. You can just plug it into any 120 volt outlet and you will have no issues with it. It is also very small so you can even plug it into a power strip and not block other outlet spaces on the power strip. That is how I have it setup.