Reword number two. Bold is added stuff. Router may not need a mention.

With fibre broadband your router modem needs to plug directly into your telephone master socket or a data extension socket, not a telephone extension socket.

The Data Extension Kit provides a wired connection between your master socket and your router a data extension socket, should you require one.

Our engineer will fit the cable and socket during your fibre installation, allowing your hardware to be located up to 30 metres away from your master socket.

Edited by Oliver341 (Fri 18-Jan-13 15:12:39)

That looks better to me.
The OpenReach engineer may not even look at your router, never mind arranging connection to it, so only the modem needs to be mentioned in this context.

I assume that this option will not be available for an FTTP installation which is what I will eventually have. There I expect the modem to need to be close to where the fibre enters the property and if the router needs to be situated elsewhere then a cat5e cable would be required between the modem and the router, which would also be an option for FTTC installations.

Hi there,

Agreed, that doesn't read correctly at all. I'll get a problem raised to our web team to get that sorted.

Thanks for the heads up.

ETA: Thanks for the reword suggestions too, I'll pass these on via the problem.

Edited by deleted (Fri 18-Jan-13 17:29:12)

You're welcome.

Edited by Oliver341 (Fri 18-Jan-13 17:31:38)