GLOMEX digital terrestrial TV antennas

Don't miss out on your favorite entertainment during your seafaring adventures! Choose Glomex digital terrestrial antennas, specifically engineered for the marine environment. These omnidirectional models are resistant to saltwater, vibrations, and harsh weather, ensuring optimal reception even in challenging sailing conditions. With a Glomex TV antenna, you can enjoy your favorite channels without interruption. Nautica Basile also offers a selection of accessories, including amplifiers, coaxial cables, and mounts for easy installation.

Glomex antennas are known for their ability to receive signals from all directions, eliminating the need for manual aiming. This feature is crucial on a boat, where orientation constantly changes due to wave movement and maneuvers. The materials used, such as AISI 316 stainless steel for the mounts, are of the highest quality, ensuring long-lasting durability even in aggressive marine environments. Glomex's cutting-edge technology guarantees clear and stable reception, even in areas with weak signals.

Installing a Glomex TV antenna is straightforward, but it's essential to choose the right model based on the size of your boat and your reception needs. A larger antenna, like the Glomex V9112/12, will have a greater range and be suitable for larger vessels or areas with weaker signals, while a more compact model, like the Glomex Nashira, will be easier to install in tight spaces. Also, consider any obstacles that might interfere with the signal, such as masts or other boats.

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Before purchasing a TV antenna for your boat, carefully assess your specific needs and verify compatibility with your existing electrical system (12V or 24V). Carefully check for any obstacles that could potentially interfere with signal quality, such as masts or other boats nearby. Proper installation is crucial to maximizing antenna performance and ensuring optimal reception.

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Complete your onboard TV system with our high-quality digital terrestrial antenna decoders and shielded coaxial cables for interference-free reception. If you need to amplify the signal in particularly challenging areas, discover our selection of Glomex TV signal amplifiers, designed to optimize reception even in extreme conditions.

How much power does a Glomex TV antenna consume?

The power consumption of a Glomex TV antenna varies depending on the specific model, but it generally ranges between 20 and 180 mA at 12V. Newer models are designed with low-power technologies to minimize the impact on your boat's battery. Always check the technical specifications of the model you are considering for an accurate estimate of consumption.

How do I install a Glomex TV antenna on a sailboat?

Installing a Glomex TV antenna on a sailboat depends on the specific antenna model and the configuration of the boat. Typically, the antenna is mounted on the mast or on a dedicated bracket, positioned in a high location to maximize signal reception. It is essential to use high-quality, marine-resistant cables and connectors to ensure optimal signal transmission. If you are unsure how to proceed, we strongly recommend contacting a qualified professional installer.

What products should I use to clean the antenna without damaging it?

To clean the Glomex TV antenna, use only a soft microfiber cloth and fresh water. Absolutely avoid using harsh detergents, solvents, or abrasive products, which could irreparably damage the antenna's materials and compromise its performance. Periodically, carefully check the condition of the connectors and cables, verifying that they are not damaged or corroded, and replace them if necessary to maintain optimal reception.

Can I use a Glomex TV antenna to receive FM radio as well?

Although Glomex TV antennas are primarily designed for receiving digital terrestrial antenna signals, some models may also be compatible with FM radio reception. Check the technical specifications of the model you are considering to ensure compatibility with FM radio. Otherwise, you may need a specific antenna for FM radio.

How much power does a Glomex TV antenna consume?

The power consumption of a Glomex TV antenna varies depending on the specific model, but it generally ranges between 20 and 180 mA at 12V. Newer models are designed with low-power technologies to minimize the impact on your boat's battery. Always check the technical specifications of the model you are considering for an accurate estimate of consumption.

How do I install a Glomex TV antenna on a sailboat?

Installing a Glomex TV antenna on a sailboat depends on the specific antenna model and the configuration of the boat. Typically, the antenna is mounted on the mast or on a dedicated bracket, positioned in a high location to maximize signal reception. It is essential to use high-quality, marine-resistant cables and connectors to ensure optimal signal transmission. If you are unsure how to proceed, we strongly recommend contacting a qualified professional installer.

What products should I use to clean the antenna without damaging it?

To clean the Glomex TV antenna, use only a soft microfiber cloth and fresh water. Absolutely avoid using harsh detergents, solvents, or abrasive products, which could irreparably damage the antenna's materials and compromise its performance. Periodically, carefully check the condition of the connectors and cables, verifying that they are not damaged or corroded, and replace them if necessary to maintain optimal reception.

Can I use a Glomex TV antenna to receive FM radio as well?

Although Glomex TV antennas are primarily designed for receiving digital terrestrial antenna signals, some models may also be compatible with FM radio reception. Check the technical specifications of the model you are considering to ensure compatibility with FM radio. Otherwise, you may need a specific antenna for FM radio.