Multi-Point Installation

Although using multiple aerials is a well-established and reliable method, the more modern – and, we believe, more visually pleasing – way to provide high-quality reception to more than one room is through using one higher-gain aerial (for example, a log-periodic antenna). Fed through a four-way passive splitter (a neat-looking external box), this provides the Freeview signal to up to four locations within your property, each giving a level of reception identical to that provided by a standard aerial.

Even if you require only two or three locations at present, the spare capacity provides flexibility for the future, should you decide you wish to have viewing capability in an additional room, or indeed to extend your property.

This image shows a close up of masthead low loss passive outdoor splitter, part of a wall mounted digital TV aerial installation. This is a typical domestic wall mounted splitter system for Freeview aerial multi-point installations.

This is a domestic installation using a log periodic digital aerial for use in good signal areas which can be networked into 4 other rooms. This is a neater installation, and saves having 4 aerials on the roof.