A Lead In Kit requires a 12mm Drill Bit.
Although on Plaster Boards Walls you can get away with using a 10mm Drill Bit.
This is the standard of work I was expecting.
The Install I’ve shown in that picture is awful.
If I’d done that when I was a CST I’d have been embarrassed and probably filled in the Complaint Form for the Customer myself.
For a start there is absolutely no need for the cleat to be there, looks ridiculous.
The Bend Radius on that Connector is a borderline bend radius failure.
Finally the Inside Out Kit doesn’t need to be that far from the ONT, it should be situated pretty much next to it with a clearance of about 15mm.
Here here, I couldn’t agree more. As a network engineer myself (ex Google/Facebook) I was merely being sarcastic in my earlier response. What should be happening is the engineer should be installing a small rack mount cabinet in my office and terminating that fibre into a Cisco cat 9K switch with 1G SFP uplink. A/C should also be included as part of the installation in order to provide sufficient cooling.