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Popular multiswitch range upgrades arrive

04 Jun 2009 09:24:00 GMT

Vision Products have been the UK market leader in satellite switches for many years now, but success must not lead to complacency. So as part of their continuous improvement philosophy, the launch of the new S-Class V75 satellite switches have arrived.

Optima DA distributes TV and Radio for less

05 Jun 2009 09:24:00 GMT

Optima have introduced a new range of domestic indoor amplifiers exclusively for the UK market. These elegant new units are finished in a superb black body combining a very attractive appearance and ease of installation. There are four products in the range.

Optima Number 1 for Value

06 Jun 2009 09:24:00 GMT

TV professionals all across the country are eagerly awaiting the brand new Optima range from Vision this Summer. Optima promises quality components in a no-frills package for the value installation market.

Twins announced at Optima

07 Jun 2009 09:24:00 GMT

Two new arrivals have caused great excitement in the Optima offices. They look similar, but one is a fair bit larger than the other. They are ready to go out into the big wide world and do their bit for us all in the new digital arena.

Essential Handbook Scooped By Vision

08 Jun 2009 09:24:00 GMT

The well known author draws on over 40 years of industry experience that has seen him as Chief Engineer of a multinational, the owner of his own successful business and the main training provider for trade confederations and the military. This hands-on knowledge is now available in print along with hundreds of diagrams, photographs and drawings all indexed into and easy to find Keyword system. The handbook contains everything the modern professional needs to know from the basics of electricity right through to Fibre-Optic systems.

Vision Phantom Launches

09 Jun 2009 09:24:00 GMT

Many blocks of flats and other multi-family dwellings use communal TV signal distribution systems. This has been the case for decades and many of today's systems carry UHF TV and Radio with the addition of satellite IF signals, to enable each dwelling to own and operate their own satellite receivers. These signal distribution systems require mains power in at least one central location and in some buildings, this is a problem. Traditionally the power has been provided by the landlord and the costs of powering have been added to a maintenance charge or similar bill. In some buildings this billing process does not apply and/or a landlord's supply isn't available. This has often meant that the occupants had to fit several dishes on the building and each power their own LNB from their satellite receiver, or in some cases, no satellite facility was available at all.

Stealth Outguns Everything

10 Jun 2009 09:24:00 GMT

There are very few TV aerials that can claim to have achieved the converted CAI STANDARD 1 wideband benchmark certificate. Today, only one can also boast a tiny horizontal footprint and low weight that is so important when wind loading is an issue. But it doesn't stop there