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Moving new socket to my computer room
13-08-2018 6:44 PM - edited 13-08-2018 6:53 PM
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Hi PN Staff
How much does openreach engineer to charged me to moved master socket from downstair hallway to upstair my computer room with keeping my same telephone number but I don't want OR put extension because it will affect VDSL2 connection speed drop. Or do u think best way to place a new order for new fibre and phone socket upstair with different telephone number on it own so I can get discount off with fixed price for 18 months plus referral scheme to my own account to get £1.25 off but will be a one off of £49.99 for new phone socket installing.
Does two sockets of both fibre might affect VDSL2 speed to drop or no affect?
Just saw this thread about having both FTTC in the same address : http://forums.thinkbroadband.com/fibre/t/4597936-re-second-fttc.html
Re: Moving new socket to my computer room
13-08-2018 7:34 PM
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A single extension socket for VDSL2 won't lower the speed any more than by however many metres it makes the line longer. It's no different than using a longer lead to plug in the modem. Using good quality twisted pair cable, it shouldn't be a problem. I'm assuming moving the master socket would also make the line a similar small amount longer.
Re: Moving new socket to my computer room
14-08-2018 8:49 AM
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I have two VDSL lines (Plusnet) coming down the same multi paired cable from the exchange, each of which terminates in its own Master Socket 5C that sit side by side on the wall where they enter the building from under ground.
Each VDSL is then taken from the 5C along a 10m RJ11 to the modems in the rack and I’ve not had any real issues with this configuration that I’ve been running since 27th Oct 15. I have been running dual lines for some time but the date used here was the day after I bought the 2 * 10m RJ11s.
Re: Moving new socket to my computer room
14-08-2018 12:16 PM
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14-08-2018 7:02 PM
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Just "Google" BT engineers in your local area, it shouldn't cost more than £50.00. Mine cost £40.00 only 12 months ago.
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14-08-2018 7:32 PM
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move it yourself mate dont be fooled by people saying u cant move the socket i know people who have done this whats the big deal its 2 wires that go into the socket no biggy there are no records anywhere to say where the bt master socket should be its not illegal to do bt prices are such a ripoff and rediculous drives me nuts all these companies charging so much for simple jobs mental and ripoff britain as always
Re: Moving new socket to my computer room
14-08-2018 7:33 PM
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160 quid for a 10 minute job bloody drives me nuts all these stupid prices
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