ConnectCom.tv

Connectcom.tv was formed for the purpose to provide community and Individual television services to residents on urbanisations new and old on the Costa Blanca.
Our expertise is based on over 25 years experience with Communications, Broadcast and Reception with a multitude of installations. Solutions in networking and CATV.
The primary engineers past installations cover Spain, USA, France, Czech Republic, Portugal, Germany, UK, Italy, Sweden, Southern Ireland, Canary Isles. Prime engineers accredited with BEng in Electronic engineering.
City and Guilds in Telecoms (Telephone eXchange Electronics) TXE2: TXE4:TXE4a

Specialists in Computer & Internet Technologies, Computer Programming (VB6, Flash 8 & CS4) Signals, Telecoms and Communication, Engineering Mathematics, Digital Signal Processing and Digital Media.
Communications and networking in multi mode and single mode fibre optic infrastructures, cat3/4/5/5a/and 6 structured cabling systems.

This blog is a news portal for new products, systems, services plus discussions and tutorials related to this business.
see us at http://www.connectcom.tv/















Monday, 12 April 2010

Multi-Switcher multi cable system








Multi Switcher IF system.
More popular in Apartment Blocks and small communities.
This system needs a set top box (Decoder). Multiple channels available for Free to Air (FTA).
Needs 4/5 cables into the streets and dedicated cable to each house from remote switchers.
Cheaper on equipment but more costly for cables and installation.
Restrictions may apply to the available space in the cable trunking, especially in the streets.
Not normally used for larger installations since the high frequency signals of the SAT IF system are easily attenuated, max per each trunk cable run is approx 100m to maintain picture quality, but ideal for small communities who want to have a system based on SKY TV.
Average cost of a small system in a closed community of 25 houses from. 4,500.00€ inc IVA (180.00€ per household) + Set Top Box STB 80.00€ per house
Posted by at
Labels:

No comments:

Post a Comment

Note: only a member of this blog may post a comment.

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)