4fibre Multiple ISPs in one cable install technical query

Has anyone had an installation using the 4fibre system for housing blocks where 4 ISPs are provided to your flat via one cable.

See https://www.sccigroup.com/4fibre

I would like to know more about the connection into each flat, and how to extend the fibre if one does not want the ONT/Router etc installed at the point of entry. I know people could have it installed at the point of entry and run internal ethernet to anywhere they like, but I would like to have all equipment such as ONT etc located where I can provide backup power (my home office), and not where the cable will come into the building (living room).

As I have not been able to locate a picture of the faceplate, I do not know if it breaks out into 4 connectors or not, and what type of fibre connectors those are.

Edited by adsluser78 (Tue 12-Sep-23 21:55:33)

I've seen plenty of multicore fibres in my time, but this is the first I've heard about property developers running them in to enable a multiple AltNet service to each flat/apartment.

Makes sense I suppose, as long as they can reach agreement with the various AltNets / telco operators that they are happy to use someone else's fibre for the last leg in the connection.

Yes you would need a connector per Altnet/Telco service - as its a separate "pipe" connected to their respective physical network. There is no optical/wavelength multiplexing going on.

[In the early days of Openreach FTTP (like 10+ years ago) they used to blow a multi-fibre bundle to premises, and typically just use one fibre core - but that was always purely just for BT/Openreach to use. Not for any one else to utilise.]