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DarthKermit
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  #1130045 16-Sep-2014 16:08
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floydie: well the plot thickens...speaking to neighbours, they both say that their sparkies have assured them that they can put fiber in thier green lead in ducts...

still no reply from ultra fast tauranga


It's not something that a sparkie is responsible for.




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  #1130446 17-Sep-2014 09:06
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DarthKermit:
floydie: well the plot thickens...speaking to neighbours, they both say that their sparkies have assured them that they can put fiber in thier green lead in ducts...

still no reply from ultra fast tauranga


It's not something that a sparkie is responsible for.


tell that to all the houses around me whos sparkies did the lead ins.

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  #1130985 17-Sep-2014 20:08
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As far as I am aware UFF has negotiated with Chorus to use pre-existing Chorus conduit for the lead-in, although don't quote me on that, but I imagine worst case scenario you can always deal directly with the installer regarding running the fiber through the duct anyway - I think it'd be easier to get permission from Chorus than it would be to rip up Concrete at the LFC's cost.

As for internally? Personal recommendation, ensure that you have an easy path to where you want the ONT installed - be it in the garage, the office, the lounge, or what have you. If you're doing a full patch panel (I recommend it if you can make it happen), that'd be the optimal place for it to come out. Keep in mind you'll need space for the ETP for the fiber on the outside, as well as an ITP inside (about the size of the smaller Chorus copper ETP), an ONT and a Router.




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  #1137733 25-Sep-2014 18:47
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got an email from UFF saying they are re-negotiating the terms and expect to have it sorted so that existing ducts can be used...should be all good by the time they lay fibre in our street early/mid next year.

went to the house yesterday to discover the sprky had put an offcut of flex conduit in the wall to get out through the bricks that were to be laid today and nothing up the wall...GRRRRRRR! so up at 6am to go out to the house and install a proper 20mm conduit with  large radius bend to get out to the ETP...seriously why did i bother having a pre construction meeting and pre wire meeting????

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