We will bring the signal to you via our own fibre optic cable from our data centre. No technology requiring supervision will remain in the hotel.
We have our own fibre optic network in hotels in Prague 1. The headend is therefore located in our data centre and the signal reaches you via the same fibre as the internet. You receive channels in the rooms, not the technology for maintenance.
We start from what is already in the building: the fibre optic cabling, network and television you have in the rooms.
We process terrestrial and satellite broadcasts in our data centre into a digital stream. One technology serves multiple hotels. You don't pay for a box in the cellar.
The stream flows to the hotel over the same fibre as the internet, just on a separate band. On your side, you only need the network you already use: usually this is a matter of configuration, not cabling.
Channels will appear on the TVs you already have. If they are older, we will add a small receiver behind the TV. No room renovation is required.
Guests expect streaming in their rooms but do not wish to enter passwords for shared TVs. They bypass casting by scanning the code on the screen, pairing their phone and playing content from their own account.
Guests keep switching on news, sports and domestic channels. But at the same time they want to watch their own content. That is why it makes sense to combine both, rather than replace one with the other.
Walk through your hotelSources: WorldVue (2024), Hospitality Upgrade, HotelTechReport, Virgin Hotels.
Fibre-optic TV makes sense where the fibre is ours. That is the difference between us and a supplier who arrives for the first time on installation day.
We provide internet services to many hotels in Prague. We know the cable routes and what is inside the distribution board, so installation is quick and without surprises.
If an issue occurs on the headend, we repair it in our data centre. No one needs to visit the hotel, and reception operations remain unaffected.
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