What do BT fit when they remove the HH box for ASDL?

Is it a standard faceplate, with just a phone socket on, or is it one
with an integral splitter?

"Ian Stirling" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Is it a standard faceplate, with just a phone socket on, or is it one
> with an integral splitter?

Standard faceplate.

The NTE5 splitter faceplate is £10-£15, from www.clarity.it or
www.solwise.co.uk or I Noticed one on Ebay today at £4.99 starting bid (not
mine).

Jc.

"Josey" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> "Ian Stirling" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> > Is it a standard faceplate, with just a phone socket on, or is it one
> > with an integral splitter?
>
> Standard faceplate.
>
> The NTE5 splitter faceplate is £10-£15, from www.clarity.it or
> www.solwise.co.uk or I Noticed one on Ebay today at £4.99 starting bid
(not
> mine).
>
> Jc.
>
>

Forgot to say the clarity one (£15) is identical to the one BT would have
fitted on an engineer install.

Jc.

In my case 2 holes in my wall

"BT" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> In my case 2 holes in my wall
>
>

Where the NTE9 was maybe. They should have replaced the HH faceplate with a
standard one.

I got him to leave the cable cable in place, routed it over one hole to
hide it and used the other hole to help mount a standard extension socket.
He kroned it in for me too. Saved finding the filler, LOL.

Jc.

"Ian Stirling" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Is it a standard faceplate, with just a phone socket on, or is it one
> with an integral splitter?

The former in my case.

Roger

In article <1067008736.751553@dyfi>,
"Roger" <(E-Mail Removed)> writes:
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> "Ian Stirling" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> Is it a standard faceplate, with just a phone socket on, or is it one
>> with an integral splitter?
>
> The former in my case.
>

Same in my case, though he actually only fitted the bottom bit, and
threw the rest of the NTE5 in my bin. Given I still had the lower
bit of the face plate from my HH installation (that also went into
my bin). I now have a spare NTE5 complete with BT logo in case I ever
move to a house without an NTE5.

Of course the moment he left the house I wipped out my splitter
faceplate from Clarity and fitted that, using the wire from the
NTE5 to what where the NTE9 was to carry the ADSL signal to my
computer. I had him leave that behind, and given it went under
the floor he seemed only to happy to oblige.


JAB.

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