In the cable TV market, apart from DTH, there are many operators who are moving towards improving the multi-TV policy. Two of these operators are Dish TV and D2h. Where on one hand, both these operators are providing a secondary connection for just Rs 50. At the same time, Airtel Digital TV has increased the NCF charge of secondary connections. If you want to get a secondary Airtel Digital TV connection, then now you have to pay 94 rupees instead of 80 rupees.
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Here is the price for the new multi TV connection of Airtel Digital TV
Where earlier the company used to charge Rs 80 for the secondary connection. At the same time, now the company has reduced its price to Rs 94. Let us tell you that for primary connection users have to pay an NCF charge of 130 rupees. In this, 100 SD channels are provided to you. If you want to subscribe to more channels than this, then you have to pay a separate charge.
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For a secondary connection, users will have to pay a base NCF charge of Rs 94. At the same time, if you want to subscribe to a channel, then a separate charge will have to be paid for it. One thing in Airtel Digital TV's multiple TV connections is that you will be able to watch different channels on both TVs. It will not require mirroring. Apart from this, the company has also said that users can get a second connection for Rs 793. Note that D2h was the first DTH operator to offer a discount on multi TV connections. Its secondary connection can be taken by paying only Rs 50 plus tax. After 100 channels, users will have to pay an additional Rs 20 for an additional 25 channels.