Rotel T11 FM and DAB+ Radio Tuner
480,00 €
The Rotel T11 is an FM and DAB+ radio tuner for a home audio system. Save up to 30 stations per format, then select favorites quickly. Its display and power LED can be dimmed to match the room. Separate 75 Ω F-type antenna inputs serve FM and DAB. Check its 120 V, 60 Hz power requirement before use.
The Rotel T11 is an FM and DAB+ radio tuner for a home audio system. It gives listeners access to analog FM stations and digital DAB+ services through one component. Separate antenna inputs support the two radio formats.
The T11 suits listeners who want to return quickly to favorite stations. It stores up to 30 FM stations and 30 DAB+ stations. Its display and power indicator can also be dimmed to suit the room’s lighting.
Rotel has made radio tuners since the 1960s. The T11 continues that line with both broadcast formats in a full-width component. Its 120 V, 60 Hz power requirement should be checked against the local mains supply before use.
Benefits
- Two radio formats – Choose FM broadcasts or DAB+ digital services from the same tuner.
- Station presets – Save favorites in separate FM and DAB+ preset groups for quick selection later.
- Adjustable brightness – Dim the display and power LED together to suit evening listening or a darker room.
- Band III reception – The DAB+ section receives signals across the 174-240 MHz frequency range.
- Dedicated antenna connections – FM and DAB each have their own 75 Ω F-type antenna input.
- Defined analog output levels – FM provides 1 V, while the DAB analog output provides 2.1 V at 0 dBfs.
- Low standby consumption – The T11 draws less than 0.5 W while in standby mode.
Who Is the Rotel T11 For?
The Rotel T11 is intended for a home audio system that needs terrestrial radio reception. It serves listeners who use FM alongside available DAB+ services. Its separate preset groups make switching among saved stations straightforward.
The T11 also suits a stereo setup where display brightness matters. The display and power LED can be reduced together when room lighting is low. At 430 mm wide, its cabinet needs space suited to a full-width audio component.
Rotel T11 is the model covered by these specifications. Rotel T14 is another tuner mentioned in Rotel’s radio range. The T11’s stated features and electrical requirements should guide the choice for this model.
Technical Specifications
| Model | Rotel T11 |
|---|---|
| Type | Home audio FM and DAB+ radio tuner |
| FM usable sensitivity | 22.2 dBf |
| FM sensitivity at 50 dB quieting | 27.2 dBf, mono |
| FM signal-to-noise ratio at 65 dBf | 63 dBf, mono; 60 dBf, stereo |
| FM harmonic distortion at 65 dBf | 0.2% mono; 0.3% stereo |
| FM frequency response | 10 Hz-15 kHz, ±3 dB |
| FM stereo separation | 40 dB at 100 Hz; 37 dB at 1 kHz |
| FM output level | 1 V |
| FM antenna input | 75 Ω F-type connector |
| DAB sensitivity | -80 dBm |
| DAB reception range | Band III, 174-240 MHz |
| DAB audio data rate | Up to 224 Kbps |
| DAB frequency response | 20 Hz-20 kHz, ±1 dB |
| DAB analog output | 2.1 V at 0 dBfs |
| DAB antenna input | 75 Ω F-type connector |
| FM station presets | Up to 30 |
| DAB+ station presets | Up to 30 |
| Dimensions, W × H × D | 430 × 73 × 330 mm (17 × 2.9 × 13 in) |
| Front panel height | 60 mm (2.36 in) |
| Power requirement | 120 V, 60 Hz |
| Power consumption | 10 W |
| Standby power consumption | Less than 0.5 W |
| Net weight | 4.3 kg (9 lb) |
| Heat output | 17 BTU/h |
Why Choose the Rotel T11?
The T11 combines two broadcast sources without requiring separate FM and DAB+ tuners. Each format has its own station memory. As a result, saving a digital station does not use an FM preset position.
Its controls also address how a tuner fits into a listening room. The display and power indicator share a dimming function. That lets their brightness follow the room’s lighting without changing the radio source.
The published reception and output figures help place the T11 in a planned audio system. FM and DAB have distinct analog output levels and antenna connections. The cabinet dimensions, power requirement, and standby figure also support installation planning.
FAQ
Is the Rotel T11 made for a home audio system?
- Yes. The Rotel T11 is a home audio tuner designed to receive FM and DAB+ radio stations.
Can the Rotel T11 serve a home stereo system with both radio formats?
- Yes. It provides analog FM reception and digital DAB+ reception in one component.
How many stations can I save?
- The T11 stores up to 30 FM stations and up to 30 DAB+ stations.
Which DAB+ frequencies can the T11 receive?
- Its DAB section covers Band III frequencies from 174 to 240 MHz.
What antenna connectors does the T11 use?
- Both antenna inputs use 75 Ω F-type connectors, with separate connections for FM and DAB.
Can the front panel lights be dimmed?
- Yes. The display and power LED brightness can be reduced together to suit the room.
What space and power supply does the T11 need?
- It measures 430 × 73 × 330 mm and requires a 120 V, 60 Hz supply.
The Rotel T11 brings FM and DAB+ listening into one home audio component. Its station memory, adjustable lighting, and published installation specifications make its role in a system clear.