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A lot will depend on the age of the aerial and this is indicated by the colour of the logo; the old were in purple the newer in orange.
If purple the box is not an amplifier bur a power feed to an amplifier in the matching aerial, here you must replace like with like.
If orange then the amplifier was relocated to the box, and thus the aerial can use alternative amplifiers.
I have do that after a failure of the Vision Plus amplifier, I replaced mine with a Fringe amplifier which has lasted much longer.
Mine is https://www.amazon.co.uk/Fringe-Caravan-Aerial-Booster-Amplifier/dp/B007PENIQW?tag=ukcampsite00 with a useful array of LEDs indicating signal strength, an aid to align it.
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