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To be fair the older ONTs did have labels on them saying the equipment was to stay at the premesis, didn't stop people taking the power cords
snnet:
To be fair the older ONTs did have labels on them saying the equipment was to stay at the premesis, didn't stop people taking the power cords
This was not standard practice until recently it seems going by the comments before yours. I have seen quite a few Chorus ONTs at friends/family houses out of geeky interest and I have never seen a single ONT with any labels of that description. All the ONTs I've seen are the older Model 100/200s which I assume makes up the bulk of the currently deployed Chorus ONTs.
Just noting the OPs photos and for folk in general that expose the fibre by removing the ONT, there is a real health risk if you look up the exposed fiber end, hence the yellow alert sticker, this danger is real and very easily compromised.
Just saying.
Cyril
Here's a silly idea.
Maybe real estate agents need to put the ONT on the chattel list, and advise sellers that the ONT and power cord are NOT to be removed.
KiwiSurfer:
snnet:
To be fair the older ONTs did have labels on them saying the equipment was to stay at the premesis, didn't stop people taking the power cords
This was not standard practice until recently it seems going by the comments before yours. I have seen quite a few Chorus ONTs at friends/family houses out of geeky interest and I have never seen a single ONT with any labels of that description. All the ONTs I've seen are the older Model 100/200s which I assume makes up the bulk of the currently deployed Chorus ONTs.
It is close to the Chorus logo on the bottom left (I believe that's where the logo is?) - seen it for many years on all of those models I've seen (as in, since UFB rollout started)
k1w1k1d:Here's a silly idea.
Maybe real estate agents need to put the ONT on the chattel list, and advise sellers that the ONT and power cord are NOT to be removed.
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