fiberinstallation

Fiber installation involves bringing fiber optic cable into a building or home to provide internet and communication services. The process typically begins with external work, where the fiber line is brought from the street or a utility pole to the property. This might involve trenching to bury the cable, using existing conduit, or aerial deployment.

Once the fiber reaches the exterior of the building, a technician will drill a small hole to bring the cable inside. Inside the premises, the fiber optic cable needs to be connected to an Optical Network Terminal (ONT). This device converts the optical signal from the fiber into an electrical signal that your router and devices can understand.

The installation process requires specialized tools and knowledge to handle the delicate fiber optic cables. Technicians will carefully route the cable within the building to the desired ONT location, often near where your internet equipment will be situated. They will then perform terminations, which involve splicing or connecting the fiber strands to the ONT.

Finally, the installer will connect your router to the ONT and test the connection to ensure it's working correctly and at the expected speeds. They will also explain the setup and answer any questions you may have about your new fiber optic service. Proper installation is crucial for optimal performance and reliability of your internet connection.