Safety tips
- Choose a stable, level surface.
- Ensure a dry, dust-free environment.
- Avoid proximity to heat sources and direct sunlight.
- Do not place heavy objects on the cables or device.
- Position the device so it cannot be accidentally knocked over and the cables
do not create tripping hazards.
The Location Affects the Sound
The RADIO 3SIXTY offers you 360-degree sound thanks to Teufel's very own Dynamore technology. No matter where you are in the room, the RADIO 3SIXTY emits the same clear sound in all directions.
To fully enjoy the 360-degree sound and to have your Radio 3SIXTY in the optimal location, place your radio so that there is at least 40-50 cm of space above and to the sides.
Reading Tip: How the Radio Achieved 360-Degree Sound
The Location Affects Reception
The location can significantly influence reception (DAB+, FM, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth). Position your RADIO 3SIXTY so that reception is impeded as little as possible. Here are some factors that play a role so you know what to watch out for:
The location of your home:
- Hills, mountains, or valleys can weaken or block signals.
- In cities, tall buildings can cause reflections or shadows.
- At the edge of the broadcast areas, signal may drop.
Distance to Transmitter:
- The farther you are from the transmitter (DAB+/FM broadcast antenna, Bluetooth device, router), the weaker the signal becomes.
Buildings and Interiors
- Thick walls, especially those made of concrete or with metal components, can strongly dampen the signal.
- Reception is often poor in basements or areas with a lot of steel (e.g., elevators).
Sources of Interference
- Electronic devices such as WLAN routers, microwaves, or LED lights can cause interference.
- Nearby cell towers or other radio signals can also have an impact.
Weather Conditions
- Normally, DAB+ is weather-independent, but extreme conditions (e.g., thunderstorms) can still cause temporary disturbances.
What You Can Do:
- Avoid the above-mentioned sources of interference and factors as much as possible.
- Always fully extend the antenna for radio reception. Adjust the orientation later if necessary to improve reception.