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Old 26-01-2007, 09:13   #4
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Re: Loss of service during power outage

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Originally Posted by John Youles View Post
There have been power cuts in my area (Norwich) over the last few days. I am concerned that the phone line (ntl) immediately went dead. Surely there should be some form of battery backup ? My neighbours on BT do not have this problem. Luckily I have a mobile, had I not I would have not been able to make or receive calls in an emergency.

I am surprised that providing a service during a power cut is not a condition of the operating licence.
Was it a powered phone? cordless etc?
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