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Full Product Catalogue 2021 Catalogue For the Best in Digital TV Antenna and Security Solutions Matchmaster is the premium supplier and manufacturer of digital TV antenna systems for domestic and digital TV commercial applications. Matchmaster products range from digital TV antennas to complex distribution systems including Fibre Optics, TV over CAT6 and IP TV into the future. Matchmaster also has a range of CCTV and security products perfectly suited to protecting residential and commercial premises. Matchmaster specialize in Commercial distribution systems with design and engineering capabilities to suit every possible application. Matchmaster also provide technical support and are an endorsed trainer and are renown for delivering the best industry training program of its type. Table of Contents Digital TV Antennas 3 Wall Plate Inserts 107 Coaxial Cable 15 Flyleads 111 Connectors and Tools 21 Speaker Cable 113 Amplifiers and Modulators 39 Toslink 115 Cellular and 2-Way Radio 53 Test Equipment 117 Filters 61 Multiswitch Systems 123 Splitters and Taps 67 Set Top Boxes 127 Installation Hardware 73 Satellites 129 Dektites 83 Pedestals 135 TV Brackets 87 Fibre Optics 137 HDMI 91 DigiHUB 153 IR 97 Headend Equipment 157 Recessed Enclosures 101 Security 171 Wall Plates 103 Digital TV Antennas Product Catalogue Modified: 16 Apr 2021 Digital TV Antennas Indoor Digital TV Antenna VHF/UHF (6-12)(28-51) 01MM-CA01 » Great performer » Receives channels 6-12 and 28-51 » Excellent retail packaging for display purposes » UHF ring dipole combined with VHF rabbit ears for flexible positioning to receive signals Indoor Digital TV Antenna VHF/UHF (6-12)(28-51) 01MM-CA02 » Receives channels 6-12 and 28-51 » Excellent retail packaging for display purposes » Attractive design enables antenna to fit with most décors » 694MHz low pass filter to reduce 4G (LTE) interference Digital TV Antenna VHF/UHF (6-12)(28-40) 21 Elements 01MM-DC21A » The best just got better! 01MM-DC21A comes with the DigiMATCH Gold Lifetime Manufacturer Warranty LIAN DE A SIG TR N S E U D » Australian made A » Receives channels 6-12 and 28-40 A U D S E T R » R U VHF diplexed to UHF section 25dB isolation for improved return loss A T L C IA FA » VHF elements 12.7mm diameter extruded aluminium tube for N MANU superior strength » 652MHz low pass filter > 40dB attenuation at 750MHz to eliminate 4G (LTE) interference » Attractive packaging ideal for retail merchandising Digital TV Antenna VHF/UHF (6-12)(28-46) 27 Elements 01MM-DG27 » The best just got better! 01MM-DG27 comes with the DigiMATCH Gold Lifetime Manufacturer Warranty LIAN DE A SIG TR N S E U D » Australian made A » Receives channels 6-12 and 28-46 A U D S E T R » R U VHF diplexed to UHF section 25dB isolation A T L C IA FA » VHF elements 12.7mm diameter extruded aluminium tube for N MANU superior strength » 652MHz low pass filter > 40dB attenuation at 750MHz to eliminate 4G (LTE) interference » Attractive packaging ideal for retail merchandising 4 Product specifications found at www.matchmaster.com.au Digital TV Antennas LIAN DE A SIG Digital TV Antenna VHF/UHF (6-12)(28-46) 49 Elements TR N S E U D A 01MM-DG49 A U D S E T R R U A T L C IA A » Australian made N MANUF » Receives channels 6-12 and 28-46 » VHF diplexed to UHF section 25dB isolation » VHF elements 12.7mm diameter extruded aluminium tube for superior strength » 652MHz low pass filter > 40dB attenuation at 750MHz to eliminate 4G (LTE) interference » X type UHF antenna section high gain up to 13dBi Log Periodic Digital TV Antenna VHF/UHF (6-12)(28-51) 32 Elements 01MM-LP03F » Budget antenna for inner city applications » Wideband log periodic style » Receives channels 6-12 and 28-51 » VHF Elements 7.0mm extruded aluminium tube snap lock design » ‘F’ connector coax front feed on circuit board connection for superior return loss » Mounting clamp at the rear creates stub for improved VSWR LIAN DE A SIG Digital TV Antenna VHF/UHF (6-12)(28-40) 25 Elements TR N S E U D A 01MM-MAGNA25 A U D S E T R R U A T L C IA FA » Australian made N MANU » Receives channels 6-12 and 28-40 » Hybrid log periodic antenna to maximise gain for wanted channels » VHF elements 12.7mm diameter aluminium tube for superior strength » 652MHz low pass filter > 40dB attenuation at 750MHz to eliminate 4G (LTE) interference » Mounting clamp at the balance point avoids antenna sagging LIAN DE A SIG MAGNA Black High Gain 17 Element Hybrid Digital TR N S E U D TV Antenna VHF/UHF (6-12)(28-40) with 50dB A A U D S E 4G/5G Filter T R R U A T L C IA A 01MM-MB400 N MANUF » Featuring a newly designed black boom to help blend into today’s modern builds » 4G/5G filtering built-in with up to 50dB rejection in 700MHz band » Fully assembled with snap out elements to save you on installation time » Typical 8dB VHF and 10dB UHF gain with 16-20dB Front to Back ratio and <2:1 VSWR » 12.7mm heavy-duty rolled elements for maximum strength and durability » Australian made for maximum quality, performance and reliability Product specifications found at www.matchmaster.com.au 5 Digital TV Antennas LIAN DE A SIG Digital TV Antenna VHF/UHF (6-12)(28-46) 11 Elements TR N S E U D A 01MM-MD11 A U D S E T R R U A T L C IA FA » Australian made N MANU » Receives channels 6-12 and 28-46 » Hybrid antenna to maximise gain for wanted channels » VHF elements 12.7mm diameter extruded aluminium tube for superior strength » 652MHz low pass filter > 40dB attenuation at 750MHz to eliminate 4G (LTE) interference » Mounting clamp at the balance point avoids antenna sagging Log Periodic Digital TV Antenna VHF/UHF (6-12) (28-46) 9 Elements 01MM-SA100 » The best just got better! 01MM-SA100 comes with the DigiMATCH LIAN DE A SIG TR N S E U D Gold Lifetime Manufacturer Warranty A » Australian made A U D S E T R R U » Receives channels 6-12 and 28-46 A T L C I A AN UF » Hybrid log periodic antenna to maximise gain for wanted channels MAN » VHF elements 9.54mm diameter aluminium tube for metropolitan applications » 652MHz low pass filter > 40dB attenuation at 750MHz to eliminate 4G (LTE) interference » Mounting clamp at the balance point avoids antenna sagging Digital TV Marine and Caravan Omni-directional Antenna VHF/ UHF (6-12)(28-51) 01MM-SL01 » Suitable for caravan, marine and apartments » Receives channels 6-12 and 28-51 » Omni directional amplified antenna 20dB gain » Fully encased plastic outer with Stainless steel fittings to protect against corrosion » 694MHz low pass filter > 40dB at 750MHz pre amplifier to eliminate 4G (LTE) interference Log Periodic Digital TV Antenna VHF/UHF (6-12)(28-40) 01MM-V8 » Outer metro antenna » Receives channels 6-12 and 28-40 » Snap lock design allows reduces space required in the van » VHF Elements 9.54mm extruded aluminium tube snap lock design » 652MHz low pass filter > 40dB attenuation at 750MHz to eliminate 4G (LTE) interference » Mounting clamp at the balance point avoids antenna sagging 6 Product specifications found at www.matchmaster.com.au Digital TV Antennas LIAN DE A SIG Digital TV Antenna UHF (28-39) with Band B and C TR N S E U D 4G/5G Filter (5 Pack) A A U D S E T R R U A T 02MM-BC500P LI C A A N MANUF » Snap lock tri-element corner reflector for improved front to back ratio whilst eliminating noise from multi-path reflections » Tilt bracket assembled and attached to the boom of the antenna for faster assembly » 25mm x 19mm heavy duty boom for long life and durability » Convenient 5 pack in a compact design for space efficiency on the shelf or in the contractors van » Designed with maximum gain for bands B and C Channels 28-39 » 50dB 4G filter at 750MHz now standard to eliminate 4G tower interference for perfect reception LIAN DE A SIG Digital TV Antenna UHF (28-51) 91 Elements TR N S E U D A 02MM-DG91 A U D S E T R R U A T L C IA FA » 694MHz low pass 4G LTE filter > 30dB at 750 MHz N MANU » 91 element X type element » Australian Made » 16dB Maximum gain » Receives UHF Channels 28-51 Phased Array ‘F’ Type Digital TV Antenna UHF (28-51) » 694MHz low pass 4G LTE filter » Equivalent 40 element phased array style » Made in Germany » 13.5dB Maximum gain » Receives UHF Channels 28-51 » Available in multiple configurations below Product Code Pack Size 02MM-EE06A-1 1 02MM-EE06A 2 Product specifications found at www.matchmaster.com.au 7 Digital TV Antennas Digital TV Antenna With 4G/5G Filter UHF (28-51) 10 Elements » The best just got better! 02MM-GX400 comes with the DigiMATCH Gold Lifetime Manufacturer Warranty » 694MHz low pass 4G LTE filter, 50dB filtering at 750-820MHz LIAN DE A SIG TR N S E U D » 10 element yagi style A » Australian Made A U D S E T R R U A T » 11.5dB maximum gain L C IA A N MANUF » Receives UHF Channels 28-51 » Available in multiple configurations below Product Code Pack Size 02MM-GX400 1 02MM-GX400P 5 Digital TV Antenna with 4G/5G Filter and Snap Lock Corner Screen UHF (28-51) 10 Elements (5 Pack) 02MM-GX400PS » The best just got better! 02MM-GX400PS comes with the LIAN DE A SIG TR N S E U D DigiMATCH Gold Lifetime Manufacturer Warranty A » High gain, rear mounted antenna with snap lock corner screen A U D S E T R R U » 694MHz low pass 4G LTE filter, 50dB filtering at 750-820MHz A T L C I A AN UF » 10 element yagi style MAN » 11.5dB maximum gain » Receives UHF Channels 28-51 Digital TV Antenna With 4G/5G Filter UHF (28-51) 18 Elements 02MM-GX500 » The best just got better! 02MM-GX500 comes with the DigiMATCH LIAN DE A SIG TR N S E U D Gold Lifetime Manufacturer Warranty A » 694MHz low pass 4G LTE filter > 30dB at 750 MHz A U D S E T R R U » 18 element yagi style A T L C I A AN UF » 14dB Maximum
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