I have a loft aerial – will this affect me?
Roof aerials located in the loft or in an attic rather than on the roof can often provide unstable reception. If you have previously had good reception, have received a postcard from us and notice new TV interference, call us. If 4G at 800 MHz is diagnosed as the potential cause of the interference, and you are responsible for your own aerial, we can send you a filter to fit yourself, free of charge. Full instructions are included and we can provide further advice online and by phone.
In most instances, fitting the filter will resolve any interference from 4G at 800 MHz. If it does not resolve the interference and, if you are eligible, we can arrange for an at800 engineer to visit your home, at no cost.
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- What is 4G? Why is it being introduced?
- Why might 4G affect my TV?
- How will I know if my TV is affected?
- I am missing some Freeview channels. Is this caused by 4G?
- Will 4G affect TV received through satellite or cable?
- Will TVs in caravans, campers and narrowboats be affected?
- Will I see interference on devices such as 4G handsets, radio, tablets and computers?
- Where can I find more information on which areas have 4G coverage?
- Is it true that millions of homes might be impacted?
- I live in London, will I be affected?
- How will at800 let me know if my Freeview may be affected?
- My neighbour has received a postcard and I have not. Why?
- What are filters and how are they fitted?
- Can I fit the filter myself?
- How can I get a filter?
- What if I have a set-top box?
- What if I have an indoor TV aerial; can I still attach a filter?
- What if I have more than one TV running Freeview?
- What if the filter doesn’t resolve the interference?
- Can I get more filters if needed?
- I am moving house, do I need to take my filter to my new home?
