Aerials


What are Television and Radio Aerials?

Looking to improve your signal quality? Our wide range of TV and radio aerials ensures crystal-clear reception for both digital television and FM/DAB radio broadcasts. Whether you're installing an indoor TV aerial for a flat or a roof-mounted antenna for long-range reception, we have solutions to suit every environment and signal strength. Enjoy uninterrupted access to Freeview, HD channels, and radio stations with high-gain, weatherproof designs built for reliable performance. Perfect for home, caravan, or commercial installations, our aerials for TV and radio are easy to install and optimised for maximum signal clarity.

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FAQ

What’s the difference between a TV aerial and a radio aerial?


TV aerials are designed to receive UHF (Ultra High Frequency) signals for digital television, while radio aerials are built to capture FM or DAB (Digital Audio Broadcasting) signals. Some combination aerials can receive both.

How do I know what aerial I need for my area?


You can check signal strength and nearby transmitters using online tools like the Freeview Coverage Checker (UK) or similar services in your region. This helps determine whether you need a high-gain, directional, or omnidirectional aerial.