SMALL TV – TV for caravan, truck, boat etc.

What antenna signal should the TV be able to receive?

In most cases there is a compact antenna on caravans, boats, motorhomes, etc. a DVB-T antenna for airborne TV signal (Terrestrial). Remember to buy a TV to the latest standard (DVB-T2, H.265). At mobile homes or regular caravans you can also have a dish for satellite TV (DVB-S2) or cable TV (DVB-C), via fiber internet.

Should the flat screen be able to run on 12 volts (battery) or just 230 volts of solid current?

If you travel a lot with your caravan, mobile home, camping bus or boat, and want to be able to watch TV all the time, then it a must with 12 Volt supply from the low voltage mains of the car, boat, etc. If, on the other hand, you decide on a caravan, you can easily settle for one that only has 230V, and thus also have the opportunity to go up in TV size. But since you are mobile and usually only have 12V as a power source, we always recommend a TV with 12 Volt power supply. Look for the 12V logo below the products.

See our entire selection of TVs below, which are of course all approved for the latest DVB-T2 and DVB-C standard, as well as often also DVB-S2. Do you want streaming option, ie Smart TVs for flat screens, we recommend investing in a ChromeCast or Apple TV (requires 230V e.g. through a power inverter) as these are often better updated continuously.

See also our selection of 12V Power Adapters and USB Chargers and 12 / 24 Volt inverters, to convert low voltage into 230V AC.