Sky+ Hard Drive Upgrade Kit - 500GB

The standard recording capacity of your Sky+ receiver can be increased dramatically with a 500GB hard disk upgrade kit. If you often run out of space for new programmes or wish your Sky+ receiver had more storage capacity to record your favourite TV shows, then this Sky+ hard disk drive upgrade is for you.

Do you often run out of space for new programmes on your Sky+ box? Do you ever wish your Sky+ receiver had more storage capacity to record your favourite TV shows? With a 500GB Sky+ drive upgrade kit from XtendedPlay, you can record upto 250 hours* of your favourite TV.

• Store upto 250 hours* of TV on your Sky+ receiver.
• Easy 20 minute DIY upgrade procedure.
• Includes Consumer Electronics PVR/DVR hard disk designed specifically for set top boxes – lower heat, noise and power characteristics than a standard PC disk.
• No PC or computer experience required to complete the upgrade.
• Includes all tools required and full printed instructions.
• Amazing 5 year manufacturers warranty.

* Please be aware that certain models of Sky+ receiver reserve space on the hard disk for use by Sky. Therefore, the recording time available after a disk upgrade or replacement may be different to that quoted above – see our Sky+ upgrade FAQ for a full list of receivers and the recording time available.

What the upgrade kit includes:

1. 500GB Consumer Electronics PVR/DVR hard disk drive.
2. Security screwdriver set for opening your Sky+ receiver.
3. Printed instructions customized for your model of receiver, including photos of the procedure

Common Sky+ Upgrade Questions

The Sky+ Hard Drive Upgrade FAQ on the XtendedPlay Support & Helpdesk Website covers the following questions and more:

• What Sky+ receiver models can be upgraded?
• How do I identify the model of Sky+ receiver that I have?
• How much recording space will I have on my Sky+ after a hard disk upgrade?
• Does the Sky+ Planner space used indicator show the correct percentage of free space with a larger disk installed?
• What is the difference between a regular desktop PC hard disk and a Consumer Electronics (CE) drive?

If you can't find the answer in our FAQ please Contact Us and we will do our best to answer your question.