About us
Labgear was founded in Cambridge, England, over sixty years ago and its expertise is in developing and producing high quality aerial and other reception equipment. Labgear has an enviable reputation for innovation, quality, reliability and excellent customer service.
Labgear makes products that, quite simply, enable the best possible sound and vision to be delivered to and from TVs and A/V systems.
Labgear is committed to a policy of continuous product innovation and improvement. The UK TV broadcast industry is undergoing rapid change, with digital TV at the forefront of signal reception technology, and High Definition broadcasts now well established; we believe it is vital to work closely with customers to meet their demands.
Labgear delivers reliable high quality products at competitive prices.
In June 2004 Labgear became part of Philex Electronic Limited. This accessories specialist was established in 1982 and is a dynamic rapidly expanding company supplying multiple retailers, distributors and wholesalers with a focused range of electrical, audio-visual, signal distribution and computer accessories. Labgear was added to the Philex portfolio as the trade division for signal distribution products, dealing directly with major UK Distributors.
We are confident that Labgear is now ideally placed to meet the challenges of both the consumer and professional markets in the future.
Latest News
NEW S701 Satellite & Terrestrial Analyser/Signal Meter
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