VAST Free to Air Television Full Satellite System for Home

Complete VAST Satellite TV System for Home

Struggling with poor television reception or unable to receive normal free-to-air TV channels through an antenna?

This complete VAST satellite TV system includes the decoder, satellite dish and installation equipment required to receive free-to-air television through the Australian VAST satellite service.

It is ideal for rural properties, remote homes, farms, holiday houses and other locations where normal television reception is weak, unreliable or unavailable.

Everything You Need in One Kit

Unlike a basic satellite dish kit, this package includes an approved UEC DSD5000 VAST decoder.

It also includes a premium 75/80 cm satellite dish, roof mount, LNB, cabling, wallplate and a SatPlus 3200 digital satellite meter to help you align the dish with the correct satellite.

Once installed, registered and activated, the system allows eligible viewers to receive Australian free-to-air television channels without relying on a normal terrestrial TV antenna or internet connection.

What Is Included?

• UEC DSD5000 approved VAST satellite decoder

• Remote control for the VAST decoder

• 240-volt power supply

• HDMI cable for connection to your television

• Premium-quality 75/80 cm satellite dish

• Galvanised satellite dish mount for a metal roof

• Satellite LNB fitted to the end of the dish arm

• SatPlus 3200 digital satellite meter programmed for the VAST satellite

• 15 metres of quality quad-shield coaxial cable

• Single satellite wallplate

• Internal coaxial flylead from the wallplate to the decoder

• Required cable connectors and mounting hardware

• Clear installation, dish-alignment and decoder setup instructions

Easier Satellite Dish Alignment

Correctly pointing a satellite dish is usually the most difficult part of a DIY satellite TV installation.

There are several satellites in the Australian sky, and a basic signal finder may respond even when the dish is pointing at the wrong one.

The included SatPlus 3200 digital satellite meter is programmed for the VAST satellite. It displays signal strength and quality and helps confirm when the dish is aligned with the correct satellite.

We also provide easy-to-follow instructions showing the approximate direction and dish angle required for your location.

UEC DSD5000 VAST Decoder

The included UEC DSD5000 is an approved high-definition VAST decoder designed for receiving Australian free-to-air television by satellite.

Features include:

• High-definition VAST television reception

• Electronic program guide

• HDMI connection for modern televisions

• Optical digital audio output

• Parental controls

• Automatic software updates by satellite

• USB connection for compatible recording and playback functions

• Easy-to-use remote control

The decoder connects to your television using the supplied HDMI cable.

Who Is This VAST System Suitable For?

This complete VAST home satellite system may be suitable for:

• Rural and remote homes

• Farms and country properties

• Homes surrounded by hills or other reception obstacles

• Properties located too far from a terrestrial TV transmitter

• Holiday houses and second dwellings

• Locations with unreliable or heavily pixelated television reception

• People who do not want to depend on internet streaming for television

VAST Registration and Eligibility

The VAST service is intended for viewers who cannot receive adequate television reception through a normal terrestrial antenna.

The included decoder must be registered and activated before it can receive VAST television channels. Eligibility and channel availability depend on your location and circumstances.

Registration is completed through the official MySatTV website. We recommend checking your eligibility before purchasing if you are unsure whether your property qualifies.

Designed for DIY Installation

This kit is suitable for a competent DIY installer with the necessary tools and safe roof access.

Our instructions explain how to assemble the dish, install the roof mount, connect the cables and use the supplied digital meter to locate the VAST satellite.

If you are not comfortable working at heights or installing equipment on a roof, we recommend using a qualified antenna or satellite installer.

Dish design may vary slightly from the images shown.