Universal HDMI to RF Coaxial Converter Adapter with Multi - Resolution Support (UK)

🚪 Product Overview:
Transform your viewing experience with the HDMI to RF Coaxial Converter Adapter Box. This innovative device allows you to effortlessly convert HDMI signals from devices such as DVDs, gaming consoles, and set-top boxes into RF signals that can be used on older televisions. Ideal for those who want to enjoy their favorite media on conventional TV sets, this converter simplifies the connection process and makes high-definition content accessible to all.

🔘 Key Features:
1. Simple Conversion: The RF converter seamlessly changes HDMI signals into RF signals, making it user-friendly and straightforward to operate.
2. Wide Compatibility: Display content from various HDMI source devices on traditional televisions, utilizing coaxial cables for long-distance signal transmission. Note that the converter outputs an analog signal rather than using ATSC format.
3. Frequency Adjustments: With an output TV/RF signal frequency of 61.25MHz, use your TV’s search channel function to locate the signal. Fine-tune your experience by pressing the "SYS" button to switch formats (PAL or NTSC) until you achieve optimal picture and sound clarity.
4. Adjustable Output Quality: While the output image quality may be slightly reduced (similar to 480p), the provided remote control allows for adjustments to screen size, amplitude, brightness, contrast, and color saturation to enhance your viewing pleasure.
5. Input Resolution Support: The adapter box supports a range of HDMI input resolutions including 480I, 480P, 576I, 576P, 720P, 720I, 1080I, and 1080P.

📦 Package Contents:
- 1 x HDMI to RF Converter Adapter Box
- 1 x Power Supply
- 1 x Remote Control (CR2025) (Batteries not included)
- 1 x Audio Cable
- 1 x User Manual

⚡ Additional Information:
Before purchasing, ensure that your TV supports one of the following formats: PAL BG/PAL L/PAL DK/NTSC M. Please be aware that this product is not suitable for use in North American countries due to signal line compatibility issues.