The new family combines improved radio performance, electromechanical robustness, and an electronic architecture designed to maximize stability under demanding conditions.
The television range includes the A6 UHF and A9 UHF models, developed to optimize reception in urban and complex coverage scenarios, with special attention to link stability and immunity to interference.
These antennas integrate BOSS Tech technology with TForce® chip, which allows active control of the signal from the dipole, reducing the noise figure and improving reception quality from the first point of reception.
Key features include:
BOSS Tech smart electronics with a low-noise TForce® chip.
Enhanced reception stability with greater tolerance to degradation before pixelation.
Integrated dipole amplification for signal optimization. SAW filters for protection against LTE/4G/5G interference.
Optimized mechanical design for quick installation and high structural strength.
The result is a platform geared towards DVB-T2 broadcasts and UHD content, with more stable performance in radio variability environments.
The A Series also includes the A6 Data antenna, Televés' first directional antenna designed for mobile signal reception, transferring its expertise in television antenna design to the field of cellular communications.
This solution is designed to improve link performance in low-coverage scenarios or network extension installations.
Its key features include:
High-gain directional reception of the base transceiver (BTS). Improved stability in rural or low-coverage environments. Compatibility with 3G, 4G, and 5G networks, including the n28 band (700 MHz). SISO architecture for repeater and coverage extension systems.
Simplified, tool-free assembly for quick installation.
With this addition, Serie A expands the reach of Televés' capture technology towards hybrid connectivity scenarios where TV and mobile data services converge.
Serie A is developed under the principles of Televés' new corporate identity, where design becomes a structural component of the product. Visual consistency with the brand ecosystem is materialized in a more refined technical language, with clean lines, optimized geometries, and a clear integration of the corporate identity into the product itself.
Televés' orange heart becomes the central element of recognition, acting as the brand's visual signature and reinforcing the continuity between engineering, product, and communication. Beyond aesthetics, its incorporation responds to a consistent industrial identity logic, easily identifiable in the field and aligned with the new brand architecture.
