on 02-08-2024 19:47
Hi there!
I have moved into a flat today and transferred my service to the new property, I am getting a welcome pack for self installation in a few days but I've been looking at where the cables come into the property and I'm not sure if there's anywhere I'll be able to plug my box into. I will provide a picture of what we have on the wall. I think I may need an engineer to come out. Please advise!
Thank you 🙂
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on 05-08-2024 10:53
The NTL box shown is just a legacy phone socket, which is no longer used & was never used for internet anyway on cable systems.
There is also a communal meda outlet. If the building is internally wired it will require a VM technician to access the comms cupboard & connect your incoming VM service to the SAT 1 socket on the communal outlet. If the building is not internally wired the incoming coax may be somewhere else in the flat.
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02-08-2024 20:27 - edited 02-08-2024 20:27
We can't be sure as there is no way to determine in an image where the coax ports go to.
I spot an 'ntl' logo, however that could be the remnants of a phone line.
on 02-08-2024 20:56
Hi,
I think the ntl is from an old phone line.
02-08-2024 21:02 - edited 02-08-2024 21:02
If you unscew the cover what does that grey cable terminate to?
on 02-08-2024 21:05
I am not currently at the property until tomorrow morning, I will take a look then and post an image here.
I appreciate your assistance.
on 05-08-2024 10:10
Hey ShinirinYoku, thank you for reaching out and I am sorry to hear this.
Did you manage to get set up okay or are you needing some further assistance?
Matt - Forum Team
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on 05-08-2024 10:53
The NTL box shown is just a legacy phone socket, which is no longer used & was never used for internet anyway on cable systems.
There is also a communal meda outlet. If the building is internally wired it will require a VM technician to access the comms cupboard & connect your incoming VM service to the SAT 1 socket on the communal outlet. If the building is not internally wired the incoming coax may be somewhere else in the flat.
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on 06-08-2024 11:05
Hey,
I have an engineer coming out on the 10th to assist me.
Thank you!