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- nodrogdVery Insightful Person
My guess is we are maybe looking at a property that is in an internally wired apartment block or flats with fibre coming in centrally. What is on the wall was probably a multi-media outlet that has been replaced entirely with the VM kit.
- Daniel_EtForum Team
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It's unclear how the fibre has got into that box, if it's rear entry then it's incredibly neat other than being upside down. If it's behind a TV then I don't see the issue. If it's in the middle of a hallway then obviously there are complaints that can be made.
- goslowAlessandro Volta
Anonymous wrote:It's unclear how the fibre has got into that box, if it's rear entry then it's incredibly neat other than being upside down. If it's behind a TV then I don't see the issue. If it's in the middle of a hallway then obviously there are complaints that can be made.
The box is in two parts, a back plate and the media converter on the front. Presumably the fibre cable comes in from behind.
- Roger_GoonerAlessandro Volta
Anonymous wrote:It's unclear how the fibre has got into that box, if it's rear entry then it's incredibly neat other than being upside down. If it's behind a TV then I don't see the issue. If it's in the middle of a hallway then obviously there are complaints that can be made.
The fibre is terminated on the outside of an exterior wall, pushed though a hole drilled in the wall and, using an extension cable, can be run (within reason) to any other part of the premise and plugged into the ONT you see in the OP's photo. As the ONT does fibre/coaxial conversion it must be powered, and that is what the rightmost cable is for.
- BrownSauceOn our wavelength
Actually, not one single one of those connections looks like fibre to me. The one on the extream right might be, but I wouldn’t like that bend radius on it!
Is this a powered coax pre-amp?
- carl_pearceCommunity elder
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