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This message was authored by Emrahcakar This message was authored by: Emrahcakar

Engineer visit appointment

Hello, 

 

I was thinking that no engineer visit was necessary to establish my connection, but then i realized that my home does not have any socket suitable for sky modem connection cable connection. How can I make room for the cable plug? Is this what the engineer will do? If so, how can I reschedule this appointment?

 

Below are the photos explaining the situation. The cable does not fit into 

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This message was authored by TimmyBGood This message was authored by: TimmyBGood Answer

Re: Engineer visit appointment

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@Emrahcakar 

 

A master socket with that port could be adapted to fit the cable in the image by using a plug in microfilter.

 

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@Emrahcakar 

 

Could you enter your full address below and post the table and notes after removing your address from the image

 

https://www.broadbandchecker.btwholesale.com/#/ADSL/AddressHome

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That appears to be an integrated faceplate with a telephone extension socket: it's not the Openreach master socket and back box which one would expect to use for broadband unless a previous occupant has carried out some distinctly unauthorised (and borderline illegal) rewiring.

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@Emrahcakar 

 

A master socket with that port could be adapted to fit the cable in the image by using a plug in microfilter.

 

1000001822.jpg

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Sky Glass 55" (on ethernet) & two Stream Pucks (one ethernet / one WiFi)
BT Halo 3+ Ultrafast FTTP (500Mbs), BT Smart Hub 2
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This message was authored by Emrahcakar This message was authored by: Emrahcakar

Re: Engineer visit appointment

So, is there any device making the conversion from one end to the other? If so, where can I buy this adapter?

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@Emrahcakar 

 

Plugin microfilters are easily available online for a few pounds.  Note that this will only work for you if broadband is actually being provisioned over copper cabling (ADSL/FTTC/G.fast) and that's an active socket on the Openreach network without a prefiltered master elsewhere on the cabling between it and the outside world.

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@Emrahcakar 

 

Typically you'd expect to see one of these:

 

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Re: Engineer visit appointment

I bought this guy and connected as shown. Nothing happened. Still i have no access to the internet. 

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The proporties of my flat is as follows:

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 My conenction should have started on 17 june. It's 19 and i have no internet. 

 

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@Emrahcakar 

Are you sure there is no hidden BT/Openreach master socket tucked away in your home somewhere? The socket you sent a picture of seems to be a 3rd party faceplate that may not be connected to your main external line. 

 

If you cant find the appropriate socket you'll need to call Sky and report this, they will then send an Openrech engineer out to trace the line in your property & install a new socket if required.

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@jamesn123 

I have another bt faceplate but it doesn't provide any connection either. 

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@Emrahcakar 

Possibly a failed activation then, I would call Sky

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