Foxtel & TV Point Installation Sydney

Need a new TV point or Foxtel connection? We install and relocate TV points, run cabling and fix connection issues across Sydney.

New TV points

Need a new TV point?

One television outlet isn’t always enough. Modern homes may have TVs in the living room, bedrooms, outdoor entertaining areas, offices or media rooms — and relying on loose extension cables running across the house isn’t a good solution.

We install additional TV points in suitable locations and connect them to the existing TV reception system.

Whether you’re adding one television or planning several rooms, we’ll look at the existing system first and determine the cleanest practical way to connect them.

TV point installation can include

Signal & distribution

More TV points doesn't mean just adding more splitters

This is an important part of the job. When an antenna signal is divided between multiple televisions, the signal available to each outlet can be affected.

That’s why adding a new TV point shouldn’t automatically mean attaching another splitter and hoping everything works.

Whether you’re adding one television or planning several rooms, we’ll look at the existing system first and determine the cleanest practical way to connect them.

Before adding the connection, we consider:

Foxtel cabling

Foxtel installation & cabling Sydney

Need help getting the cabling around your Foxtel setup into the right location? Prime Antennas Sydney can assist with the cabling, outlets and TV connection side of Foxtel installations and existing setups.

If you’re changing your entertainment area, wall mounting the television or moving equipment to another part of the room, tell us the complete setup you want. It is usually much cleaner to plan the TV, Foxtel and cable locations together.

Depending on the property and existing system, work can include:

Foxtel & free-to-air

Foxtel & free-to-air TV

Want Foxtel and regular free-to-air television available in the same entertainment area? The Foxtel box and the free-to-air TV reception system are not always the same connection.

For compatible Foxtel iQ setups, free-to-air reception may also require connection to the property’s TV antenna system. We can inspect the antenna and TV-point side of the setup and determine what cabling or outlet work is required.

This is especially useful when:

Fault finding

One TV works. The other doesn't?

That doesn’t necessarily mean the rooftop antenna is faulty. If one television has good reception while another location has problems, the fault may be somewhere between the distribution point and that particular TV.

Finding the fault first can avoid replacing equipment that isn’t actually causing the problem.

Possible areas we can inspect include:

Reception first

New TV point or antenna problem?

Sometimes the outlet isn’t the real issue. If reception is already weak before another TV point is added, the antenna system may need attention first.

Signs of an existing reception problem can include:

If necessary, we can inspect the antenna system before deciding how the new TV point should be connected.

We start with the finished result — where the television and equipment actually need to be.

Where possible, we inspect what’s already installed before deciding whether it can be reused or needs changing.

We determine a practical route based on the property’s construction and access.

If multiple televisions already use the system, we consider how the additional point will affect the setup.

We aim for a neat installation with unnecessary exposed cabling kept to a minimum where the property allows.

The new connection is checked before the job is finished.

Our assessment

What we consider before installing a TV point

Finish quality

Clean installation matters

A TV point isn’t only about getting a cable from one side of the property to the other. The finished installation matters too.

Some properties make fully concealed cabling easier than others, so we’ll explain what’s practical before proceeding.