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Discussion topic: Master micro filter

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This message was authored by: ChazzaG

Master micro filter

 Hi, I have just recently moved into a new place and have chosen to use the sky broadband but there is still a openreach master microfilter placed in the wall, are these two compatible and okay to use together? I would just like to ask if sky are able to send the box out to me and I'm able to plug it in by myself?

 

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This message was authored by: Chrisee

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@ChazzaG are you sure you are getting a partial fibre connectionas increasingly when moving Sky insist on installing a new full fibre line.? Even if you are getting a partial fibre servicecyou really need a properly installed a pre- filtered master socket as thst looks a right mess.

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Re: Master micro filter

I have ordered a new fibre and an engineer will be coming out to fix new line I think anyway but was just seeing if it's possible to just plug it into the box that is already here

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@ChazzaG it wont be as the line is not configured for your connection

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Okay I’ll just have to wait till the engineer comes and puts the new one in

This message was authored by: Deb3000

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It might be worth being aware that if it’s a new full fibre connection it will be completely separate to that line.  The engineer will fit a new line and install a new box on the wall called an ONT (Optical Network Terminal).

 

It does not necessarily need to be next to that old socket, but it will require a power supply and so must be close to a power socket.  Also, fibre optic doesn’t do tight bends.  The engineer will negotiate on where it goes, (up to a point), but it has to be do-able in the time and budget available.

 

Might be worth thinking about where you want it and have a couple of backup locations, in case your first choice isn’t do-able.

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