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WWWombat
(fountain of knowledge) Sat 25-May-13 21:11:46

Re: FTTH vs FTTHoD

[re: Zarjaz] [link to this post]

The poster in the middle mentions a "High Capacity Single Customer Splice Tray".

I recall someplace mentioning that fibre to the property entails four actual fibres. Is that true? If so, does that "high capacity" tray allow for all 4 fibres?

MrSaffron
(staff) Sat 25-May-13 22:27:40

Re: FTTH vs FTTHoD

[re: WWWombat] [link to this post]

Answer might be in one of other pictures belive have a close up.
http://www.coolwebhome.co.uk/fibre-milton-keynes/

On phone so hard to check

Andrew Ferguson, [email protected]
www.thinkbroadband.com - formerly known as ADSLguide.org.uk

The author of the above post is a thinkbroadband staff member. It may not constitute an official statement on behalf of thinkbroadband.

Zarjaz
(knowledge is power) Sun 26-May-13 07:05:20

Re: FTTH vs FTTHoD

[re: WWWombat] [link to this post]

Yes, four single fibres, and the CSP has the facility to take four lead in tails off to separate ONTE's.

Don't forget, it is not unusual to a shared underground feed between properties.

Zarjaz

yarwell
(sensei) Sun 26-May-13 10:03:45

Re: FTTH vs FTTHoD

[re: WWWombat] [link to this post]

Ebbsfleet FTTH was to be two fibre pairs (Tx + Rx one each per circuit) one for data and the other for TV type stuff, IIRC. The TV thing was to avoid dishes and aerials in a new development.

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Phil

MaxDSL - goes as fast as it can and doesn't read the line checker first.

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Edited by yarwell (Sun 26-May-13 10:04:46)

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