HughesNet Professional Installation.

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Standard professional installation is included with all HughesNet service plans. Once you've placed your order, a HughesNet -certified installer will contact you to schedule your installation. On that date, he will arrive with all of the equipment needed to get your HughesNet service connected. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) requires that only trained professionals may install two-way satellite systems, like HughesNet.
 

Our certified HughesNet installer will install your HughesNet system when it is convenient for you.   Our installer will bring out the following Brand New equipment to complete your installation:	Print PDF
HughesNet HN9000 Modem HughesNet Satellite Antenna Antenna LNB and transmit radio Tri-mast Mounting hardware Up 100 ft. of Dual RG6 Coax Cable A dual coax wall jack 5 ft. Cat5 Ethernet Cable. All HughesNet Approved fittings seals and hardware to complete your job.
A standard Residential installation includes:
Free Delivery of your HughesNet Equipment by your Certified installer on the day of installation. No trip charges for remote locations On the day of installation a, free site survey to determine the best location of your new dish. − If we can't get you a signal you don't pay a dime − You can cancel at anytime before your system is completely installed at no charge to you. Installing the HughesNet modem and connecting it to your PC. Mounting and grounding the antenna at an approved location at your residence. The location must have a line of sight to the satellite and it must be accessible with a 25-foot ladder. − Antennas must be mounted a minimum of 5 ft. off the ground and out of reach of small children. − Wall mounts cannot be mounted to surfaces or building materials that cannot support the wall mount (for example, stucco, aluminum siding, or vinyl siding). Drilling one exterior point of entry, one interior point of entry, and installing one wall jack at the IDU and PC location. Using an installer laptop to obtain pointing parameters and conduct a cross-polarization test of the HughesNet system to verify receipt of satellite signal. Installing and routing two exterior RG-6 coaxial cables from the antenna assembly, through the exterior point of entry, through the interior point of entry, to the wall jack. A standard residential installation includes 100 ft. of cable for each cable run. Connecting ground wire from the ground block to a NEC-approved bonding point. Installing and weather-sealing appropriate cable bushing, wall penetrations, and mounting locations. Using an installer laptop to obtain pointing parameters and conduct a cross-polarization test of the HughesNet system to verify receipt of satellite signal. Activating and commissioning your HughesNet satellite internet system with your permission. Demonstrating your HughesNet system is operational by browsing the Internet. Cleaning up debris from your residence after the installation is complete. Completing the Installation Leave-Behind Sheet and obtaining your signature on the appropriate form.

Non standard installation charges

Most installation can be covered under standard installation. Non-Standard Installation Fees apply when additional labor and materials are required to complete an installation that exceeds the parameters of a standard installation as it is described above

A standard installation does not include:

• Networking computers or connections to local area networks (LANs).
• RG-6 coaxial cable over 100 ft. if your system uses a .74m antenna.
• RG-6 coaxial cable over 150 ft. if your system uses a .98m antenna.
• Drilling through more than one exterior and one interior wall.
• Installing the antenna at a location not accessible with a 25-ft. ladder.
• Special cable requirements, such as routing coaxial cable through attics, basements, or walls.
• Relocating DIRECTV receivers.
• Complex or custom installations, such as installing special moldings or cosmetic hardware to hide exposed cables.
• Pole mount or custom mount if one is deemed necessary by your installer.
• Removing or repairing previously mounted equipment.
• Special site surveys to determine the optimal location for your HughesNet antenna.