Cable TV Systems

Cable TV systems commonly referred to as CATV use a dedicated coaxial cable connection to each viewing point to distribute TV from a single set of antennae at a central point or head end. The simplest system is a MATV (Master Antenna TV) system. This distributes analogue and digital terrestrial channels (Freeview channels) received by a single central antenna to multiple viewing points. To receive analogue channels a standard TV is sufficient. To receive Freeview channels, either a Freeview set top box is required or a TV with integrated Freeview tuner.

Two developments of the basic MATV system are the SMATV system (Satellite Master Antenna TV) and the IRS (Integrated Reception System). Both add satellite reception but in different ways.

All IRS, SMATV and CATV systems designed and installed by Klicktv are in accordance with CAI standards.

Go to Compare TV Systems to find out which is the Klicktv system for you or call for advice.