Overview
The Omni+ is an HDTV antenna capable of receiving HDTV signals from broadcast towers located more than 50 miles away. Named for its omni-directional capabilities, the Omni+ can receive signals from all directions simultaneously which reduces the need for precise pointing and eliminates the need to rotate your antenna when towers are located in multiple directions. The Omni+ was designed in the USA in 2018 and optimized for reception of next-gen broadcast technologies including ATSC 3.0, 4K and HDR.
Channel Master’s Omni+ is one of the best all-around rated outdoor HDTV antennas on the market. The hybrid UHF/VHF design allows for reception from channels 2 and above including major broadcast networks like ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox, just to name a few.
The compact and aesthetically pleasing design of the Omni+ makes it the ideal HDTV antenna for satisfying neighbors and homeowners associations when mounted on the exterior of the home. In addition, the innovative omni-directional reception properties of the Omni+ allow it to perform well even in an attic. The Omni+ comes with a mounting bracket that can be easily mounted to a wall or eave without the need of additional mounting equipment. If wall or eave mounting is not an option, the Omni+ also comes with U-Bolts for mounting to a pole or to an existing satellite mount. Other applications where the Omni+ can be used include, apartments, townhomes, businesses, Dr. offices, barbershops, beauty salons, auto repair shops, recreational vehicles and it can also be installed on a tripod for outdoor events and tailgating.
Unlike most Omni-directional antennas, the Omni+ does not have built-in amplification. This allows the user to install a more robust external amplifier like the Channel Master Amplify for better performance. Even without an amplifier, the Omni+ is an excellent antenna, but when paired with the Channel Master Amplify , the Omni+ is undoubtedly one of the most powerful complete antenna systems available delivering the reception capability typically expected from large aluminum Yagi style antennas.
What’s Included
| Omni+ Antenna |
| (2) Optional VHF Elements |
| Mounting Bracket |
| (2) Flange Nuts |
| U-bolt with Hex Nuts and Washers |
| (2) Phillips Screws with Washers |
| User Guide |
| 1-Year Limited Warranty |
Features
| Reception Range | 50+ Miles |
| Type | Outdoor |
| Reception Pattern | Omni-directional |
| Built-In Amplifier | No |
| Coax Cable | Not Included |
| Installation | Roof, Eave, Attic, Chimney, Mast |
Tech Specs
Electrical Specifications
| Bandwith | 54 to 216 and 470 to 700 MHz |
| VHF Gain | 4.5dB |
| UHF Gain | 4.3dB |
| Front to Back Ratio | Omni-directional |
| Return Loss | N/A |
| Impedance | 75 Ohm |
| Power Supply | N/A |
Mechanical Specifications
| Boom Length | N/A |
| Number of Elements | N/A |
| Max Element Width | 24.8 in. |
| Mounting Clamp | Wall Bracket with U-bolt up to 1-3/4" |
| Turning Radius | 19 in. |
| Output Connector | F-type |
| Wind Resistance | (at 100 mph, no ice) - 2.75 lb |
| Size (product) | 28.75 x 9.75 x 2 in |
| Size (packaging) | 12.8 x 11.9 x 3.2 in |
| Weight (product) | 1.6 lb |
| Weight (packaging) | 2.38 lb |
Customer Reviews
I live between Chicago and Milwaukee, and with this new antenna we are picking up over 100 channels between the 2 markets without having to rotate the antenna, that is a big improvement over the old antenna that we had to regularly rotate when weather was bad in one area. Installation was quick and simple and all I need now is a LTE filter to help with all the cell towers in the area,
Great product!
This antenna is simple to put together and install. I have almost always used Channel master and been happy. So far this one has not done me wrong.
Tried some other Chinese made products. Nothing has worked as well at the Omni. Got the recommendation from Antenna Man on YouTube. For an apartment it's a good choice. If I had a house I probably would have went with a bigger model.
Took longer to get it then I expected and no updates until it was actually two days from delivering it from the US post office. It really makes a difference if you correctly point it towards your broadcasting towers. Went from receiving 52 stations to 83 stations by lining it up between two broadcast towers one of wich shows 80 miles away. After mounting it up on roof using a orby satellite pole and then adjusting it I'm getting great reception except for 3 stations that have always pixilated but now I also recieve those same stations on a sub tower without pixelation. So I am extremely happy with this in central florida.
bought omni 50+ splitter and amp. got best reception since cable cut