Tilikum17 wrote: » Quick question. So the pole is right outside our boundary wall. Just had a lad out to look at digging the trench & he asked can the cable/ducting can be brought over the wall rather than under it? As this would save a lot of money. Anyone know?
Tilikum17 wrote: » Would anyone have the number for the open eir crowd that organise the lad that’s comes out?
ED E wrote: » They wont talk to you.
William_Flynn wrote: » My housing estate built in the '70s is about to get FTTH. It does not have telephone poles, and the phone line from Eir's access chamber to each house was placed on the ground before pouring a concrete driveway over it. Do I need to start digging to put in ducts, or will they install poles?
cnocbui wrote: » Do you mean the phone lines are in bare earth and not in ducts from the access chambers to each house? Normally the fibre would tend to follow the same route as the existing phone lines.
William_Flynn wrote: » Yes, the bare wire was placed on the surface and concrete poured over it.
shaveAbullock wrote: » Yeah the most sensible thing to do is order as soon you can and see what is recommended when call to you. Do you think other houses in your area will have the same proble?
William_Flynn wrote: » Yes, the bare wire was placed on the surface and concrete poured over it. This is probably very common in older housing estates with buried phone lines. I was curious if anyone has experience in an area which has ftth already installed.
babi-hrse wrote: » Yeah that's most of housing estates in Dublin is armoured cable they just plowed it in and buried it made it come up in the concrete floor in the hall behind the skirting board.
TCDStudent1 wrote: » If a house already has FTTH installed, will it return as being "Available" when I enter the eircode in the availability checkers? Currently, looking at different houses on daft and want to know if FTTH is actually available there.
BArra wrote: » what hope would you have of being connected to FTTH in a new build property with fibre running passed it but no DP on adjacent pole to property? - on one side, nearest DP is 3 pole span distance around 200 metres (unknown if the DP is 4 or 8 ports and/or if they are all in use) - on other side, nearest DP is 5 pole span distance around 300metres (unknown if the DP is 4 or 8 ports and/or if they are all in use) - would they install a new DP if requested or would you be wasting your time?
eiei0 wrote: » My Inlaws house isn't showing as available to get FTTH on eir or vodafone, even though it passes the door, it used to when it was rolled out a few years back, on the Airwire site it does show as available Any ideas what they can do, is it worth a phone call to one of the ISP's Can you get a new FTTH connection anymore, I think we were part of the rural 300K back a few years ago
37,000 premises originally identified as being served by commercial operators (the "Blue" premises), have not materialised and will therefore be included in the intervention area and the map has also been updated for approximately an additional 2,000 premises identified in the latest Ordinance Survey Ireland data Eir has passed approximately 34,000 more premises than the 300,000 it had originally undertaken to pass with its fibre rural network and SIRO has passed 4,000 premises in the intervention area as part of its wider fibre network rollout. These approximately 38,000 premises have been removed from the intervention area.
The Cush wrote: » Not all premises that were originally included in the 300k were done while others outside the 300k were.What does the NBI eircode checker indicate for their premises - https://nbi.ie/map/
