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• What is RDI - LB

The RDI-LB was set up by the goverment to protect you, the general public.

 The RDI-LB is only given to installers who have proven their competence, relibility and suitablity by meeting the Liciencing body's strict criteia for registration.

The RDI-LB website is there to protcect you and find you a reputable aerial installer. 

 www.rdi-lb.tv

Always use a RDI-LB registrared installer for your TV aerial installationl.

They all carry cards and have no problem with you asking to see them. 

Rogue Traders operate in all areas of the service industry.  The aerial trade is starting rapidly to get it's share of scoudrels, especially now that the demand for aerials has risen due to the forthcoming digital era.

This is from a press release 16 March 2006

"Gold standard for aerial installers launched to assist uk's digital switchover.

A goverment -backed scheme to provide an army of trusted, qualified engineers who will help enable the UK's switchover to digital television was launched in London today by the Rt. Hon Alun Michael MP, minister for industry.  Thousands of aerial engineers are expected to apply to become a Registrared Digital Installer (RDI), meaning that those consumers who need their aerial upgrading in order to recieve digital tv have a trusted source of advice.  The aim of the scheme is to create a gold standard for the aerial industry and help drive out "Cowboy" operators.  Under the RDI Scheme, engineers will be awarded the digital tick certification mark if they obtain certain critias and exams taken.  They will also undertake Criminal records disclosure and have public liability insurance.  These qualifications will ensure that these registrared installers carying out he work have the right skills needed to ensure that switchover will be done well and on time.  It will also raise standards and improve the overall perception of an industry that, at times has suffered from a poor image"