Electrician Costs

mel123

I have to/want to get extra tv points in my house. As far as i know its a tricky job because the wires have to be fed up through the walls (from downstairs to upstairs). Can anyone tell me what i am likely to pay approx? Should i start saving now

frodo_dcu

there are lots of wireless alternatives you could consider very affordable too

try this one €124.99 in argos ireland
http://www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Search?storeId=10001&catalogId=4501&langId=-1&searchTerms=5342608&go.x=0&go.y=0
http://www.digisender.net/_Europes_No1_Video_Sender_Company.html
you can add additonal recivers for many different rooms
this also means you can move the points around so your not stuck to one point in a room and much much cheaper

CJhaughey

Can you not go wireless? there are a lot of TV senders available now.
just plug in to the aerial and put the receiver next to the TV.

mel123

Thanks a million guys, call me thick but i never knew such a thing even existed. I have the digital channels in my sitting room, would i be able to get these in another room??

mad m

Should checkout Aldi,they had those wireless tv senders a little while back,seen loads of them in Palmerstown branch.They were €39 I think.

frodo_dcu

mel123 wrote:

Thanks a million guys, call me thick but i never knew such a thing even existed. I have the digital channels in my sitting room, would i be able to get these in another room??

yes that would be no problem thats what most ppl use the for but you can only watch the same channel on all the tv's. most senders have the ability to send ir from you remote back to ur digi box so u can change channel from the other room too

stag39

Ntl do once off payments for installations of extra tv points that are clean dedicated signals straight from their splitter outside the house...
i even as a sparks will recomend clients to go the ntl route..if they have that option..