Discussion topic: We are renovating and want to move our tv and Sky box to a different room. Do we need an engineer to
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Message posted on 13 May 2023 03:34 PM
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We are renovating and want to move our tv and Sky box to a different room. Do we need an engineer to
The tv and Sky box are currently in a room being converted to a new kitchen. We need to move it to what will be the living room.
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Message posted on 13 May 2023 03:46 PM
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Re: We are renovating and want to move our tv and Sky box to a different room. Do we need an enginee
@Alison+MS wrote:
The tv and Sky box are currently in a room being converted to a new kitchen. We need to move it to what will be the living room.
Hi @Alison+MS
It would appear that you will need to have the new location re-cabled from the dish.
If this is possible depends on the new location and whether or not there is a suitable route from the dish and an outside wall.
If it is possible Sky will do this for a charge; maybe in the region of £65
Message posted on 13 May 2023 03:49 PM
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Re: We are renovating and want to move our tv and Sky box to a different room. Do we need an enginee
@Alison+MSUnless it is an easy route where you could use a "satellite extension kit" you will have to ask Sky or an independent satellite installer to move the leads from the dish to the new location. Sky can charge a standard fee of about £65, if you use an independent get a quote it may be much more expensive but you will have more control of timing and the way the cable is run.
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