Installation of a satellite system

As a rafter holder, I always recommend the Hercules and nothing else; you only regret it later if you saved money but the reception is constantly disturbed because the mast wobbles...

Tile from the manufacturer can be obtained everywhere, possibly even cheaper than from the roofer...

Adjustment is tricky if you have never done it before, but if it is only about position 19.2 East, it should be doable.

As already said, the potential equalization is important... and here you cannot avoid a professional... otherwise the insurance is void if something happens.

Why do you need a professional for the PA? Just pull 16mm2 to the PA busbar and done...?

Even if it seems simple, you can do a lot wrong... it already starts with choosing the cable... for example, 16 sq mm in fine-wire design is not allowed and there are even more stumbling blocks...

That's true - you should definitely inform yourself. But that's the case with many things.

How many facilities don't even have a PA...

So I think I'll have the dish installed by a professional. I checked again today in the utility room. At the "cable reel" that "arrives" there, I found 5 network cables as well as 9 "white" cables. They look to me like satellite cables. (See photo)

Now I'm totally confused. Do I understand this correctly: The cables lie somewhere up in the attic. That's where the satellite dish is then installed. The 5 wall sockets are all already installed. I thought these would then be supplied from above, from the dish?! Or does a multi-switch have to be installed first in the utility room?

Or are the cables for cable TV?! I don't understand this.

Well, the professional should know, I just want to understand!

These are SAT cables. And yes, you come with 1-4 cables from the dish into the multi switch and then distribute them to n outlets.