Digital TV for the catering industry
blue TV Public is the ideal solution for restaurants or workspaces (doctor surgeries, break rooms, customer zones etc.). Show sports broadcasts, films, cartoons or news from the regular TV channels – even on several screens and with a screen size of up to three metres.
blue TV Public
Everything at a glance with blue TV Public
- 250+ channels, including 110+ in HD
- 200+ radio channels
- Max. 5 TV-Boxes
- Multi-room und multi-display options
- No Replay option
Price per site:
15.– /mth
blue TV Public is available in the inOne SME Office or Smart Business Connect package and can be added flexibly.
Combine with the blue Sportsbar offer
Discover the official sports package for Swiss bars and restaurants with more than 4,500 live sports events per year.
> More info at blue.ch/sportsbar
Committed to a networked future
With more than 250 channels, there is something for everyone
blue TV Public offers you the top choice for your customers: with more than 250 channels you can cover every possible interest in more than 30 languages. Enjoy more than 110 channels in crystal-clear HD quality.
We are constantly expanding the range of channels for you.
Frequently asked questions
When do SMEs in Switzerland have to pay a radio or television fee (formerly Billag)?
Swiss companies subject to VAT and with an annual turnover of at least CHF 500,000 are subject to the radio and TV fee.
What do you need for public viewing?
The SUISA licence and blue TV Public meets all the requirements for public TV viewing in any business or commercial setting (such as a break room at work or in a restaurant).
What is the maximum size of screen or projection area?
You can show blue TV Public on screens or projection areas up to 3 metres. You need a SUISA licence and blue TV Public for larger screens or projections.
What about our cable connection?
With a Swisscom connection you no longer require a cable connection for digital TV, radio, Internet or fixed network telephony. These fees are paid through the ancillary costs of your property rental agreement or billed directly by the cable provider. Cancel your contract in writing and disconnect your cable socket to save on fees.
What connection do I need?
If your TV-Box is right next to the router, an Ethernet cable is the easiest connection. If they are further apart, we recommend our WLAN Connection Kit as a wireless solution. Or use Powerline to connect devices in different rooms or on another floor easily through your existing electrical wiring.
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In several rooms |
Different floors |
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recommended optional but not recommended