Writing a TOR for MATV and IPTV That Delivers a System That Actually Works

Writing a TOR for MATV and IPTV That Delivers a System That Actually Works

A TOR that lists only brands and quantities often yields a system that passes inspection but performs poorly. Specify measurable outcomes at every outlet, how they will be measured, and the documents to hand over.

Recommended TOR structure

SectionWhat to specify
ScopeOutlets by area, signal sources, included works
PerformanceSignal level and quality, channel list, IPTV zapping time
EquipmentMeasurable characteristics rather than a single brand
InstallationConnectors, grounding and lightning protection, labelling
AcceptanceTests, number of points, report format
HandoverAs-built riser diagram, calculations, all test results, manuals
Warranty and MAPeriod, response time, spares, training

Example MATV requirements

65–75 dBµV at every outlet on every channel, MER margin above receiver threshold, limited level difference across frequencies, LTE/5G filter before the first amplifier, high-shield 75-ohm cable with compression connectors, compliance with IEC 60728 or the agency's standard.

Example IPTV requirements

Concurrent channels and resolution, IGMP snooping and IPTV VLAN, zapping time with all TVs on, central content management, integrations, and broadcast rights.

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