Optical Fiber Internet Installation: House Connection, Converter, Router, Power Pole & Regulations

Hello, I've already been digging some pages and haven't found a specific answer I want to order fiber optic internet, but I'm not sure how exactly it is assembled. The optical fiber is connected to the house with a plug> plug to the converter> twisted pair from the converter to the router> from the router with twisted pair to computers or via wifi, maybe they will install it for me otherwise? With this, it will not be a big problem, the more I wonder if there can be an optical fiber pulled from the power pole to the mast from the electrical wires that I have on the wall. On the pole, the optical fiber is about 2m under the power cables, for me on the mast there would also be 2m under the cables, but I do not know if they can mount it this way or are it not precluded by any regulations or some other contraindications? Alternatively, what hooks to the wall should be used to attach the optical fiber from the pole, there is 14cm polystyrene on the wall.

1. E.g. the operator has already confirmed you that you can have VDSL?
2. You won't install the optical fiber yourself (unless you have tools for connecting and installing the ends) - it's not a twisted pair ...
3. Generally, there are no such requirements for "fiber" as for electric cables, because it does not transmit any voltage, does not generate an electromagnetic field, and the field does not have any influence on it. The only limitations are the bend radius (so as not to break the fragile optical fiber).

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You write that you already have and in the same sentence that you will install it - so how?

It is ordered, but not mounted, I only know that it can be installed at my place and I have to choose a place of choice, so far I do not have too much because the roof will be renovated and the extension will be next to the other wall. This mast would be the best option. I'm not going to install it myself, but I don't know what the connection will look like when the optical fiber itself will be at home, as with the tip and the rest of the devices?

Put the conduit in the ground and bring it home. At home, let go wherever you want, making sure that the turning radius is as large as possible. Of course, it can go the same way as the current media.
If you decide to use a conduit - put a string / line in it so that you can easily pass the optical fiber through it. You can pull the conduit (but this is at your own risk) to the pole, leaving a spare for connection at the pole, so that you can wrap it so that no water will drip into it ... But here the question arises - where will they pull the optical fiber from ...
On the other hand, the conduit at / on the house is always useful - precisely because you can replace / release another cable in it (whether it is a twisted pair or a new optical fiber)

VDSL is not optical fiber. It probably comes with a passive optical network.

They'll give you a client device and it has a normal Ethernet output. It will, of course, need electricity.

Hence my question:

LONGER1991 wrote:

... The optical fiber is led into the house with a plug> ...

voitek1 wrote:

... You write that you already have and in the same sentence that you will install it - so how?

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But no matter how - I wrote you how it can - the choice of connection at home is up to you. The operator is obliged to deliver you to one place in the building, while the preparation of this place and underground driving is up to you ...

The drawback is that when entering the ground from the pole - anyone will be able to damage your link (consciously or not)

It has already been decided that it will go down the ground (a few people have suggested so), the only question is whether they will connect it to me when I dig everything up and lay the pipe. How is the permissions for something like this? The optical fiber from the internet would go this way. The pole is for the power industry, but if they have a permit to be installed overhead, there should be no problems with mounting it in the ground? Which pipe should be used as a cover? I was thinking about something like this: I think the usual conduit will be too bad, the distance from the house is approx. 30m.

Buddy, you have to arrange such things with the provider and not on the internet forum.

Everything is already installed. They installed the DASAN H640GV device from this ordinary cable to the router, from the router I have a switch connected and a twisted pair from the switch for two computers. Unfortunately, there was a problem instead of 10Mb, it is 4.5Mb all the time and sometimes it disconnects, speed, I guess, is their fault, but I wonder if they disconnect from time to time. Could this disconnection have something to do with the combination of devices I plugged in or with a weak and cheap router? Pings do not exceed 20 so for me it's a revelation. Pinging an address into four packets, sometimes two are lost. Previously, I had a twisted pair only from the router, about 50m to the estate, and there were no such problems.

LONGER1991 wrote:

... Could this disconnection have something to do with the combination of devices I plugged in or with a weak and cheap router? ...

Very likely. Show LAN settings from router. Do you have cards in computers for auto-config?

Hello, could a friend write how they led the optical fiber in the apartment? or show some pics. Can it be hidden in skirting boards? I am asking because they are supposed to set up for me and I do not know how to plan the installation so that it looks aesthetically.

The optical fiber probably only goes to the ISP device, and the internal network is plain UTP.

As a colleague wrote above, the optical fiber is only brought to the house, the rest are distributed over a twisted pair and buried in the strips.

For me it has to be a fiber to the very end up to the router http://dasannetworks.eu/pl/gpon-ont---h640gw/19/ only on the way there should be a box where the optical fiber is to be welded something like this, probably http: // ftth .net.pl / puszki-abonenckie / 36-optee-ab-2xlcdx-subscriber-socket-2-x-lc-duplex-or-2xsc-simplex-.html and then with a fiber optic patch cord to the mentioned router. But I do not know how it is with flexibility if there will not be a sharp angle in the board in the corner of the wall.

I also have this router and fiber at home.
The optical fiber is terminated with a socket on the nearest wall. from that moment a fiber optic patchcord is released, which I had to lead myself to the place where the router should be. this patchcord can be quite bent and has nothing to it. You can't crush it, but if you bend it too much, it will stop working, then just straighten it and it works again. if you overdo it, you will break it and it will be replaced. It can be safely folded into an angle of 90 'on a length of 1 cm, so it can be safely placed in each skirting board.

Heinzek wrote:

I also have this router and fiber at home.
The optical fiber is terminated with a socket on the nearest wall. from that moment a fiber optic patchcord is released, which I had to lead myself to the place where the router should be. this patchcord can be quite bent and has nothing to it. You can't crush it, but if you bend it too much, it will stop working, then just straighten it and it works again. if you overdo it, you will break it and it will be replaced. It can be safely folded into an angle of 90 'on a length of 1 cm, so it can be safely placed in each skirting board.

Ok, thanks and how long it can be, because if they can make a can in the corner of the room, I will have 5 meters to my desk. And most preferably, I would like this can by the desk, but you probably can't pull the fiber optic all the way to the desk.

I have 15m from a can. from what they write, in this technology an optical fiber can be up to 20km

Heinzek wrote:

I have 15m from a can. from what they write, in this technology an optical fiber can be up to 20km

But the 15 m patchcord?

You use patchcords as they are available. You can also connect them with a special mouthpiece and gain additional distance.

At 5 meters, there will be no problem.

Yes, I have a 15m patchcord.
When they installed it, they asked what they needed and they had 2, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25m

Oh, thanks, I wonder if those from this company that is supposed to assemble with me will have such opportunities, because the company is not equal to the company. And what company do you have the net from, if it's not a secret for me, it should be http://feromedia.net/oferta-dla-klientow-indywidualnych/ from Łuków. I wonder if they are reliable in internet service.

I have internet from Rewolucja-Net http://rewolucja-net.pl/
They connected and prepared everything, set up a WiFi network on the floor and the rest
on your own, you have to put it wherever you want.

And it flashes without disruptions and major failures, and do you always have the declared speed?

So far there has been no failure. (repairs on the link were planned several times, during the night)

The speed I have is 20 / 5Mbit, in fact it is 22 / 5.5

Current speedtest:

At the beginning of the network launch, I managed to reach 370 / 48Mbit, but these were only temporary problems with limiting the transfer.

I have the optical fiber connected to the house, the rest are distributed over the twisted-pair cable and no problems. The topic has been exhausted. I close.