Channel Master LTE Filter Improves TV Antenna Signals

Product Description

The Channel Master LTE Filter is designed to clear your OTA TV signal path from the common interference created by mobile LTE signals. The proliferation of LTE signal towers and connected LTE devices are a common cause of intermittent television signal disruption because mobile carriers operate on frequencies that can be very close to your broadcast TV frequencies. These disruptions can result in weak signals, pixilation or even channel loss, and can be especially disruptive when using an amplifier with your TV antenna.

Features

• If you're experiencing TV reception issues due to LTE Interference, the Channel Master LTE Filter is designed to filter unwanted LTE signals and improve performance. However, most signal problems are caused by other factors. If this filter doesn’t resolve your issue, contact Channel Master—we’ll help troubleshoot your antenna system and find the right solution.
• Meets USA Standard for filtering/blocking 3G, 4G & 5G LTE signal and preventing TV antenna interference from cell phone and nearby LTE towers.
• Compatible with all TV Antennas and it passes signals up to 608MHz supporting all USA TV channels & attenuates 618MHz and above to block the new "600MHz" LTE band.
• Designed to support the latest TV antenna standards in the US including Digital HDTV, NextGen TV, ATSC 1.0 and ATSC 3.0 with its low insertion loss and class A RFI shielding ensures no compromises in signal level and quality.
• Important: Many types of interference are not related to LTE/5G signal interferences, this filter will help prevent interference reated to LTE and 5G signals and is a good addition to any TV antenna system. If you still have issues after adding the filter, this suggest that the interference is from somthing other than LTE/5G signal.

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