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Quam256 · 20-11-2006, 16:01

The cable is pulled from the green cabinet thru ducting along the street up to the boundary of your property were it is brought up thru the T (you can have one that is just for your property or you can have a shared one with a neighbour.From there depending on your garden it will either be duried in a protective ducting or lay under the grass which has a slice put in it.It is brought up to the house in this way and connected to the house with a Omni box grey or brown .From this box all your connections to house are run and if there are any problems in the future it can be used as a test point to make sure you have service up to the property.
If you tapped into another cable yes it probably would cause issues,but your cable should have its own tap (feed ) so you should not have that problem.

20-11-2006, 16:01	#2
Quam256 Inactive Join Date: May 2006 Services: XL,Phone and 60mb . Posts: 903	Re: Grey/Brown Boxes? The cable is pulled from the green cabinet thru ducting along the street up to the boundary of your property were it is brought up thru the T (you can have one that is just for your property or you can have a shared one with a neighbour.From there depending on your garden it will either be duried in a protective ducting or lay under the grass which has a slice put in it.It is brought up to the house in this way and connected to the house with a Omni box grey or brown .From this box all your connections to house are run and if there are any problems in the future it can be used as a test point to make sure you have service up to the property. If you tapped into another cable yes it probably would cause issues,but your cable should have its own tap (feed ) so you should not have that problem.