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What is this?

Can anyone please tell me what this is and if it belongs to BT?

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Message 2 of 6

Re: What is this?

It's a jointing post and belongs to Openreach. Why have you opened it?

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Re: What is this?

It is unlocked and the cover just lifts off. We are trying to find out if it is still in use.

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Re: What is this?

You shouldn’t be lifting off the cover ….it may or may not still be in use , they are SCP ( secondary connection points ) and sit between the PCP and DP in the copper network, the ones removed from the network ( ‘cut out’ ) the individual DP’s are re-cabled directly to the PCP , making the  SCP redundant , but it’s impossible to tell just by looking .

The only way it would be of interest to you ( as far as in use or not ) would be if it were in the way of ( for example ) putting  in a driveway ….the survey just to find out if it’s in use or not would be chargeable , and if it is still ‘live’ the costs to remove to could be considerable.

 

As stated , it’s got nothing to do with BT , Openreach and BT are not interchangeable terms , and BT are no more or less responsible for it than ( for example ) Sky or Talk Talk .

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Re: What is this?


@lmk0412 wrote:

It is unlocked and the cover just lifts off. We are trying to find out if it is still in use.


Good job it isn't a high voltage junction box or the old saying "curiosity killed the cat" could have come into play.

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Re: What is this?

Hi @lmk0412 you can contact Openreach about moving their network on this link.

Neil

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