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Terk 15dB Broadband Cable Amplifier

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Terk 15dB Broadband Cable Amplifier
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Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: Terk
EAN: 0034405001522
Label: Terk
Product Manufacturer: Terk
Model: AMP-15
Publisher: Terk
Studio: Terk
Warranty: 1 year warranty


Piece facts:
  • Designed to improve overall signal strength
  • Supports two-way communication via a passive return
  • Boosts signals for long cable runs
  • Enables the clear transmission of signals when using multiple broadband devices at one time



Amplifier Cable Broadband 15dB Terk





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With the growing popularity of broadband cable, cable modems and off-air HDTV antennas, there are a number of obstacles that can degrade signal performance, such as when a cable is split into multiple paths, long cable runs, or by having multiple TV sets or broadband devices in a home. Choosing the right amplifier helps protect the integrity of your entertainment signal. The TERK AMP-15 is designed specifically to ensure a quality broadband cable, cable modem or off-air HDTV antenna signal. ln addition, the AMP-15 supports two-way communication - required for broadband cable devices - traditional amplifiers don't.The TERK AMP-15 is a high-performance 15dB amplifier designed specifically to improve the signal strength needed for broadband cable and UHF/VHF/FM/HDTV antenna reception, and guarantees quality signal levels for longer cable runs. lt allows for the two-way cable communication required for broadband cable devices via a passive return - traditional amplifiers block the communication from a PC back to the lnternet or from a cable box back to the service provider. For the best results, and to prevent signal degradation, the AMP-15 should be installed where the cable service or off-air antenna first enters the home - before it is split to multiple paths.


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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Vast Improvement in signal strength and picture quality ...
I purchased this "signal booster" hoping to improve the digital signals using the TERK HD-TVS Slim Profile Outdoor HDtv Antenna. Without this amplifier, I was able to receive most local digital signals. However, FOX would pixilate occasionally, and NBC was virtually unwatchable due to loss of signal. This amplifier made a world of difference, and I now receive all local digital signals [...] with the picture quality that you would expect from Cable TV, Verizon FIOS, or satellite signals, without the monthly costs of these subscriptions. I am using 4 HDTVs using a high quality 4 channel coaxial splitter from Radio Shack ($40.00 +tax) with no loss of signal that I can appreciate.

One thing to keep in mind is that this amplifier requires plugging into an electrical outlet. I had to hire an electrician to install an extra outlet up in the attic to dedicate it to this amplifier.


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - It works!
We installed the amplifier following the directions, and it works wonderfully well. As advertised.

Bill Affleck


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * Working great ...
I bought this a few months ago to tackle issues with my digital cable signal. I was having trouble with pixelation on HD and premium channels.
The second I hooked this up, the pixelation has 99.9% disappeared.
I placed this at the end of a long run of coaxial cable and it works perfectly. It works with digital cable and does not affect my cable internet. A solid solution for hours of frustration on the phone with the cable company.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Terk 15dB Broadband Cable Amplifier
This product works as stated, boosting the signal from your cable line. I would have liked to have seen more of a jump in the performance, but it DID boost the signal.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Great product ...
I received this product and had it installed within the 30min. It's very easy to install and works great. I have highspeed internet and Cable tv and it works great with both. The signal was clear and allowed me to add more tvs 5 in all.

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