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Upgrading from FTTC to FTTP - fibre routing

bmc
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Re: Upgrading from FTTC to FTTP - fibre routing

@osfan 

I would suggest you do nothing until FTTP is actually installed. A good installer will try to work with you to get to the desired ONT location.

 

They are used to working with poor conduits so if the master socket is your desired location then I'm sure they'd give it a try.

 

Does the Consumer Unit cupboard have an outside wall? While they will run cable internally it's usually in the same room. They don't go through walls unless pre drilled. What you could do is get a couple of wall plugs and have your drill handy if that's the chosen location. You can do the work while the installer works outside. Note that as it's a new house the corners may have a metal plate to strenthen the corner. Power can the supplied short term via an extension lead until you get someone in.

 

Brian

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Re: Upgrading from FTTC to FTTP - fibre routing

I personally would not use a powerline adapter for ONT to Router. You might not get a good enough connection.
Was a member for years, but moved from PN fttc to fttp from an AltNet. Getting 940Mb up and down. Happy to stay on here and try to help others. 