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When one aerial feed has to reach several rooms, a distribution amplifier keeps the picture clean across each run. This range gathers Mercury VHF and UHF units in 2, 4, 6 and 8-way builds, each with DC pass on the output legs. Pick the way count to match your TV points, then split the boosted signal where it is needed around the house and keep every screen steady.

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TV Aerial Distribution Amplifiers

When one aerial feed has to reach several rooms, a distribution amplifier keeps the picture clean across each run rather than fading as the signal is split. Our range gathers VHF and UHF units that take the single feed from the aerial and divide it into multiple outputs, sending a steady signal to every TV point in the house. It suits homes and small premises where one aerial has to serve more than one screen.

The units come in 2, 4, 6 and 8-way builds, with the way count stated in each title, so you can match the amplifier to the number of TV points you need to feed. A two-way unit handles a pair of rooms, while the six and eight-way models suit a fuller setup across several floors. Picking the right way count from the start saves daisy-chaining splitters that can drag the signal down on longer runs.

Each amplifier carries DC pass on its output legs, listed in the titles, which lets a powered device such as a masthead amplifier or active aerial draw its supply back down the same cable that carries the signal. The unit sits between the aerial feed and the room outlets, boosting and distributing in one place so you are not relying on passive splits alone to cover the whole building.

Count your TV points, choose the matching way count, and check the DC pass detail against the titles before you wire it in. Free UK delivery over £99, with worldwide shipping available.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many outputs do these amplifiers have?
The range comes in 2, 4, 6 and 8-way builds, with the way count stated in each title. Match the way count to the number of TV points you need to feed, so a two-way unit covers a pair of rooms and the larger units serve a fuller setup.

What does DC pass on the outputs mean?
DC pass, listed in the titles, lets a powered device such as a masthead amplifier or active aerial draw its supply back down the same cable that carries the signal, rather than needing a separate power feed at the aerial.

What is the difference between a distribution amplifier and a splitter?
A distribution amplifier boosts the feed as it divides it across several outputs, which helps keep the picture steady on longer runs. Relying on passive splits alone can drag the signal down as it is shared between more points.

Will these work with VHF and UHF signals?
The units handle VHF and UHF, so they suit standard TV aerial feeds. The frequency coverage is noted in each product title.

Where does the amplifier sit in the setup?
It sits between the aerial feed and the room outlets, boosting and distributing the signal in one place. From there each output leg runs out to a TV point around the building.

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