In most sever cases we use directional Antennas which have a natural ability to focus in on the signal and reject unwanted noise coming from the sides.

Head end in 2nd picture is more labour intencive and cost R300 excl. more
TV’s do have a tendency of sending noise back into the antenna cable. This signal in the opposite direction will cause interference on TV screens.
With multiple distribution points this can become a big problem. Therefore we use tabs and not splitters because they block this noise and prevent it from going through to the rest of the system.

Then we also lay our wires just beneath the roof tiles – away from power cords and well protected.

Secondly no one can stand on it which means no kinks in the cable. Kinks in the cable cause percentage blockage of signal and redirect part of the signal in the opposite direction, which causes interference on TV screens.

51cm bracket: R320
72cm bracket: R450

We install remote extenders that will enable the client to change their DSTV, M-Net and video channels or any other function of this device from any location in the house. We use extenders that are very powerful and send signals without problems. Not all extenders are Dual View Compliant

We recommend the Wizard remote extender: R550.00 excl.

Best products
We only install Space, Alcad and Skywave products to ensure best reception and quality service. This means that our prices are higher but the product we deliver to the client is above standard. All our antennae are aluminum and galvanized to combat rust. Every component in the amplifiers is screened separately to seal off magnetic interference for best viewing quality.

F- Connector tabs are used for minimum signal loss. RGU 6 satellite cable is used for all installations for maximum signal strength. Cables are laid and glued very neatly thus eliminating interference with power supply cables.

Outside cable is laid under ground and through PVC pipe if possible to external buildings. We recommend new builders to first consult us, beforehand, to ensure correct layout of pipes and to avoid interference with AC power lines and lay out of cables. Wires are laid neatly through plug covers and glued neatly against wall.

Terms and conditions

There are cheaper options but the installer will run the risk of loosing his accreditation certificate.
These quotations are only valid if all the piping is open and in order.
A key must be available for each apartment at all times so that installation is not affected, and if not adhered to, extra time and labour fees will be charged.
Enough space in conduit is required for the installation of at least two cables per apartment.
It might be necessary to install extra equipment for example brackets, amps or ducting which is not included in the quote and the customer can only be informed of these during/after installation.
Quotation is subjective to terms and conditions as stipulated on website www.mrdish.co.za
Mr Dish will not be held liable for any damage done to the client’s property due to the normal installation procedure.
The client will be held responsible for any injuries to workers on site caused by structural deficiencies of the building.
Payment to be made after completion of work.
All parts remain the property of Mr Dish until settled in full.
Hiring fee will be charged on all parts not paid within 30 days after completion of installation.

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