In which case if this is an infill node then once the live to live migrations are done yes you will see an increase in speeds

If it's being installed by Carillion and they haven't finished the job you may be in for a long wait.

Maybe. Telemetry equipment often requires a fixed line to send the data back.

The cabinet will be the power pillar if it's FTTrn

True... Although if this is bduk then the Government said they had been putting in place contingency plans so hopefully they will already have someone waiting to take this on.

There's already a pole right next to the box. It seems over kill for a telemetry line. I've also got a positive ID from another picture some else has posted. It must be FTTRn.

In reply to a post by burble:

If it's being installed by Carillion and they haven't finished the job you may be in for a long wait.

It was Carillion Telent, a joint venture. Telent are continuing alone for Openreach, there shouldn�t be any issues.

In reply to a post by cartwright33:

There's already a pole right next to the box. It seems over kill for a telemetry line. I've also got a positive ID from another picture some else has posted. It must be FTTRn.

I�ve not seen any FTTRn going in recently. The picture in that other link just looks like a standard small Openreach cabinet to me, it really could be anything. If it had power equipment in it then it would have a yellow 230V sticker on the side. Does it? Show us some photos of it.

Edited by deleted (Tue 23-Jan-18 08:41:52)

Standish I guess then

I've never noticed the yellow sticker on FTTC cabs? They have 230v right?

In reply to a post by AndyPandy:

I've never noticed the yellow sticker on FTTC cabs? They have 230v right?

All Openreach cabs with mains power will have a yellow sticker on when they are installed to advise of that fact. Of course over time though they fade, get picked off etc.