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Install your communications (TV, INTERNET, PHONE, INTERCOM, ALARM, CCTV) pathway and wiring compatible with NBN and other providers.
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We offer different solutions according to your needs:
NBN/Fibre Pack 2 + Fibre Bridge + TV
All our new services include:
- Fibre Bridge (conduit from side of the house to the garage )
- Phone Point x 1
- Data point x 1
- TV Point x 1
- Digital Antenna full installed
NBN/Fibre Pack 1 + Fibre Bridge + TV
All our new services include:
- Fibre Bridge (conduit from side of the house to the garage )
- Phone / Data Point x 1
- TV Point x 1
- Digital Antenna full installed
Customise according to your needs
o We can advise and design your telecommunications equipment and points locations in a way that gives you the best performance.
o Extra TV Points
o Extra Data Points
o Extra Phone Points
Telstra Velocity – Opticomm Pack 2 + TV
All our service includes:
- Fibre Bridge (conduit from side of the house to the garage )
- Phone Point x 1
- Data Point x 1
- TV Point x 1
Telstra Velocity – Opticomm Pack 1 + TV
All our service includes:
- Fibre Bridge
- Phone / Data Point x 1
- TV Point x 1
Customise according to your needs
o We can advise and design your telecommunications equipment and points locations in a way that gives you the best performance.
o Extra TV Points
o Extra Data Points
o Extra Phone Points
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Home Cabling for the NBN
Do not overlook the all-important cables when you move to the NBN.
By Ros Page
Wiring your home is an important consideration when you’re moving to the national broadband network (NBN).
Upgrading your home’s cables and wires to handle technology often gets overlooked, but it is very important if you want to have a network that delivers the NBN internet services you want, where you want them.
Home cabling dos and don’ts
The don’ts
- Don’t do the cabling yourself, it is illegal.
- Don’t use just any cabler, use a registered cabler.
- Don’t use telephone extension cords for connecting your internet devices.
The dos
- Do make sure you get as much cabling as possible installed when you are renovating or building from new, as it’s the cheapest time to do it.
- Do talk to and use a registered cabler.
- Do make sure you get the TCA 1 form for any cabling work.
- Do plan the cabling to suit the technology you want at home.
Plan your cabling
Your home will get up to three types of hardware to deliver the NBN. Most people will get an NBN connection box as well as a home gateway, or router/modem, that connects to the NBN connection box once you have chosen your telephone and internet service provider.
The NBN connection box is usually installed inside the garage or the room nearest the front of the house (Where the modem is).
The home gateway is typically installed next to the connection box and will have a socket for the internet and another socket for telephonelines. The home gateway should also have Wi-Fi or wireless capability. It’s important to consider where to put the wireless gateway so that it reaches the whole house. Some people opt to have it in the middle of the house or apartment, while in two-storey homes you will probably need one on each floor.
The cabling to support both internet and telephone services is the same and is known as Cat 5 or Cat 6 (Cat meaning category). Cat 6 has the highest performance as it will support very fast (or gigabit) speeds, to give you years of service.
A home distributor is also useful because it lets you locate the NBN connection box, gateway and room cabling together so that equipment is in one easily accessible place and can be protected.
RJ45 socket is mounted on a wall plate and the cabling from the homedistributor to each room is terminated at this point
