Guessing its still very much in the build stage and maybe part of a network rearrangement., but thats just a guess based on your info.

Cheers for the replies guys, however we seem to ever so slightly be going off subject.
I understand the knowledge of how the PCP is passive and what it does being pretty much a multi-wire crossover. Though that seems impossible to have connections run to a DSLAM 0.4Mile away unless they do have plans for another PCP in the perimeter of this new Cab.
This would make sense to stop any already congested 100 blocks interfering with either E or D side wireing which causes a lot of interference already.
As well all know that BT seem to have to hide such information for us ones who have the interest in such things happening.

There will be a new PCP.

The absolute maximum distance between the fibre cab and the PCP is 100m. Even then, that has to have sign off from someone above the regular planners in Openreach..

There is or will be a PCP near the new FTTC cabinet, it cannot be connected to the existing PCP at that distance. If you could give us a clue about the exchange and existing cabinet number there are members of this forum who may be able to give you more information.

Edited by Realalemadrid (Tue 15-Aug-17 10:54:37)

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There is or will be a PCP near the new FTTC cabinet, it cannot be connected to the existing PCP at that distance. If you could give us a clue about the exchange and existing cabinet number there are members of this forum who may be able to give you more information.

I am in exchange WATTON served by Cabinet 8 at the moment. I�m not sure where they would put it unless it would be a little further down the road.

I�m not sure where they would put it

Me neither.maybe in the change from AIO to PCP they ommited to realise they need a PCP as well as a DSLAM cabinet.
If they ever sort it out it should vastly increase your connection.