TV Service

Iluka is serviced by an underground cabling system which provides local free-to-air analog and digital broadcasts and now the SelectTV pay TV service is also available.

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Problems with your signal?

In some cases the original analog connection may not be sufficient to tune in to digital broadcasts to the high standard of clarity expected, this is particularly true if you have more than two connections in your house.  In this case you may need to install a signal booster.

To install new TV points, boosters or any issues including signal strength or service please contact e-wire on 1300 135 231.

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SelectTV

6^th September 2007

E-wire are pleased to announce that SELECTV is now available in the Iluka Estate. SELECTV is Australia's newest digital subscription TV service and is a great mix of TV channels at an affordable price. SELECTV's Great TV package currently offers a total of 22 channels, including five movie channels, all providing premium content from some of the best Australian and International media companies.

SELECTV will be made available over the e-wire network through the use of a set-top-box without the need for a satellite dish.

The pricing is expected to be as follows: Set-top-box and Smart card for $70.00 (rrp $199.95), "Great TV" Package $34.95/month, International and Add On Packages are available.

If you have any queries regarding SELECTV or any other matter, please do not hesitate to contact the e-wire Support Team on 1300 135 231 or via email (support@e-wire.net.au)

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What about Foxtel?

The question has been asked many times, why do Iluka residents need to install a satellite dish to subscribe to Foxtel when there is a perfectly good cable system already available? We checked with e-wire and their answer was ..."We have tried to talk to Foxtel in regards to using our cable network, however they prefer to use satellite where their own cable is not available (even though it would probably be cheaper for them to use our cable). Unfortunately Foxtel is still only available via satellite in Iluka".

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