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Please fill in this form if we've contacted you to let you know that you can get an upgrade to gigabit broadband in your apartment block. All 15 of the houses on the estate were connected to what was listed as Cabinet 37.In 2015, I ordered 80MB broadband from BT and the engineer disconnected the underground connection at the property (the ducting and cable are still there) and ran a cable from a pole just outside of my house.The broadband checker then showed connection to Cabinet 5.Now Cabinet 37 has been upgraded and FTTP is available, but, I am the only one on the estate who cannot get FTTP as my house is not connected to Cabinet 37.Who would I contact to help sort this? Finally BT can provide full fibre in my street and I am being offered an upgrade on my existing contract at the same price. Before committing myself I've been looking at what might be involved and noticed that the BT availability checker shows my house as having a "UG engorged duct". In fact I can see that at the point at which the current copper cable arrives at the house the duct isn't visible, just the cable itself. It comes up in a flowerbed and I've dug down around 5-6 inches and still no sign of the ducting, just cable. At the pavement end of the garden is the BT toby box and between the two is a brick paved driveway, which I definitely don't want dug up. The main one being that what she is saying is the network only has capacity for the connection installed at the new houses. Also the Openreach engineer told me the type of cable installed has plenty of capacity for multiple connections ie.
FYI , the SDU you have shown the checker return for does have FTTP available but doesn’t have Openreach FTTP installed , the checker states an ONT may be ordered , not one exists….. I have also noted under the faq for landlords, freeholders etc there is a section about asbestos. The wording on the faq makes it sound like they will not entertain the prospect of installing if there is any known asbestos in the block. I must clarify the farmhouse is residential and the workshops which are part of the farm are businesses. The poles pass through the farmhouse front garden and the workshop premises. I am only here because the engineers at Openreach (on the ground) said we would have this available as a perk of being close to the new development. Whilst this cable was being installed I was told on several occasions by different Openreach engineers that this would be available to our site once it was activated.
It sound like you are out of luck if you want to go with an Openreach provider. And all I want is simply an indication of where we are in a rollout. Not all the other various paraphenalia that used to be sent relating to broadband rollouts. Hi @spliceking FTTP on Demand is a business product and costs many thousands of pounds. Run the test, you should see two results, router performance and the speed result to the device you are using to run the test.
From CBTs and Fibre DPs being installed on poles to them being live and able to place an order can vary in terms of timelines. It all depends what over works are needed to connect it all up further up the infrastructure. That was two years behind City Fibre and as they now have access to OR ducts, I suspect it is a reference to the fact that other provider’s cables might be in the way in the main ducts.
The link you originally provided , I suspect is when OR have identified a 5-15 MDU and have contacted each occupant with a reference number ( the one you don’t have because it’s not applicable in your circumstances ) and once an occupant contacts OR to express an interest with the reference number they were given that identifies the MDU , OR can start the ball rolling . It doesn’t matter to you if this FTTP network for that new development went past the area you are concerned with by a few metres or a few kilometres, ‘retro build’ FTTP is a different program to New Sites , has different budgets and timescales etc , so although you assumed this development should benefit you due to its close proximity , it doesn’t , when that particular site was designed, the PON (Passive Optical Network) for it , only considered the new units within it ….not the existing surrounding area. None of the residential neighbours which the fibre passes nearby can use this connection. I'm having a second line installed to the property and am in the same estate ,considerably closer to the cabinet. Whats curious is why if an underground copper service was always available why an overhead copper service was provided , and not use the underground service, that suggests all was not well with your underground service. I doubt any of the tenants would object to paying a connection fee for the service, but if it was £10k+ for Openreach to use something that is already installed and just needs a junction box putting in followed by the standard connection to premises procedure, then that might seem excessive. In 2023, a property developer obtained planing permission to demolish an adjacent farm and construct 5 luxury properties directly across the industrial estate, which comprises of 17 tenants.
No, we bought our house before it was built; the show home was the first in the street and it is showing as able to get FTTP using the checking tool.Thank you again; Openreach have confirmed receipt of my enquiry. I appreciate this is all a little ‘nerdy’ but hopefully gives you an idea that it’s not as simple as saying there is fibre near me , connect me up , it’s probably not what you want to here , but until FTTP is available, it isn’t , and in your case it isn’t currently available. Also the technical question regarding the type of cable used - what is the capacity. This is a BT residential customer to customer forum and has no connection to Openreach or for business queries. As you can imagine going from 27 mbps to 1600 would be very welcome to the tenants on site particularly the media related businesses. Hub Electronics stocks and distributes high quality LEMO connectors in a variety of keyed shell sizes and planforms, often combining Signal, Power, Coax and fibre optic contacts to a range of markets.