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JohnRH
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on ‎21-03-2026 16h46

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Re: NTE5A FTTP

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My reference to Cat5 was laziness on my part. Sorry.

Yes looked it up.

This isn't going to be a problem at all and should work well for both FTTC as I have now and FTTP at some time in the future.

So purely as a matter of interest, for someone without Broadband and just a telephone service when they go over to DV and FTTP they will need TWO mains outlets, one for the ONT and one for whatever device, a router of some kind, that provides the phone service?

 

 

 

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WSH
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on ‎21-03-2026 16h54

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Yes.  Sorry, I thought I made that clear in my first post.

They don't need much though.  I run two routers and an ONT through an extension lead.  Total is about half an amp.

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JohnRH
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on ‎21-03-2026 17h00

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Yes all clear now.

This has been most useful and I am grateful for the time everyone has taken to answer my questions.

John

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