Collection: Satellite & Terrestrial Receivers

Greek terrestrial television broadcasts in DVB-T2. If your TV has a built-in DVB-T2 tuner you don't need a separate box; if it's older or lacks one, a terrestrial receiver from Satellite & Terrestrial Receivers restores all free channels. Pair it with a TV Antenna.

A terrestrial (DVB-T2) receiver decodes channels from a rooftop antenna, while a satellite receiver decodes channels from a dish and LNB. Combo units do both. Choose based on your reception in Satellite & Terrestrial Receivers, and add the matching Dish & LNB if needed.

Free-to-air means unencrypted channels you can watch without a subscription or card. An FTA receiver in Satellite & Terrestrial Receivers picks these up directly. You'll still need the right reception hardware, such as a Dish & LNB for satellite.

Many receivers include a USB port for PVR recording to a connected drive or media playback — check the product spec for PVR/USB support. Browse models with recording in Satellite & Terrestrial Receivers and connect HD output with HDMI Cables.

Most modern receivers connect over HDMI for an HD picture; older sets may use SCART or composite. Check the ports on both devices, then use a suitable HDMI Cable. The aerial or satellite cable carries the signal in from your Antenna or dish.

Yes. Replacement and universal remotes are available in Remote Controls. Match the model or choose a universal remote that pairs with your receiver from Satellite & Terrestrial Receivers.

Yes, orders over €80 ship free with fast delivery across Greece — see our shipping page. Combine a receiver with a Dish & LNB or HDMI Cables to reach the threshold.

Coverage details are on our warranty page, and every order is backed by Lynk Buyer Protection. If a receiver arrives faulty, contact us and we'll help resolve it.