fiber home internet

**shadow** · December 2nd, 2018 05:50 PM

Originally Posted by gls2001

Bawal 90 degree bend. Normally naka radius yung bend. Otherwise mataas risk of breaking the fiber.

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So papano baba yun line papunta ng table if sa ceiling galing yun cable?

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**Yatta** · December 2nd, 2018 05:51 PM

Pweee naman mag-bend pero as much as possible iniiwasan kasi strands ng fiberglass yung loob ng cable. Kung magbend man, hindi masysdo tight para di maputol yung loob. Yung metal strand walang signal, for structural stiffness lang yun. Sa bahay di masyado halata yung cable layout kasi pinagapang ko sa edge ng mga poste at kisame kung saan may dark paint.

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**shadow** · December 2nd, 2018 05:55 PM

Originally Posted by Yatta

Pweee naman mag-bend pero as much as possible iniiwasan kasi strands ng fiberglass yung loob ng cable. Kung magbend man, hindi masysdo tight para di maputol yung loob. Yung metal strand walang signal, for structural stiffness lang yun. Sa bahay di masyado halata yung cable layout kasi pinagapang ko sa edge ng mga poste at kisame kung saan may dark paint.

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Wala pa bang na invent ng mga fittings para sa fiber optic para mag terminate sila before bend then kabitan ng 90° or 45°na fittings para diretso nanaman yun run ng cable.

Hinde ko alam kung paano papasok sa bahay yun cable kung walang bend.
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**shadow** · December 2nd, 2018 06:04 PM

Alam ko na! Mag loop ng isa sa ceiling pababa! So walang bend yun nag loop lang yun cable.

Parang mga ginagawa ng electrician sa panel before pumasok yun wire.

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**gls2001** · December 2nd, 2018 06:05 PM

Originally Posted by shadow

Alam ko na! Mag loop ng isa sa ceiling pababa! So walang bend yun nag loop lang yun cable.

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Yup, pwede yan. Yung excess cable papuntang ONU ay naka loop sa akin.

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**shadow** · December 2nd, 2018 06:09 PM

Originally Posted by gls2001

Yup, pwede yan. Yung excess cable papuntang ONU ay naka loop sa akin.

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ONU is yun box nila doon sa poste diba?

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**gls2001** · December 2nd, 2018 06:10 PM

Originally Posted by shadow

ONU is yun box nila doon sa poste diba?

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ONU(Optical Network Unit) is the Fibr Modem.

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**Yatta** · December 2nd, 2018 06:50 PM

Originally Posted by shadow

Wala pa bang na invent ng mga fittings para sa fiber optic para mag terminate sila before bend then kabitan ng 90° or 45°na fittings para diretso nanaman yun run ng cable.

Hinde ko alam kung paano papasok sa bahay yun cable kung walang bend.
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Meron pero as much as possible iniiwasan dahil siyempre pwedeng cause yun ng slowdown at signal loss. Mas maganda kung continuous single cable. Don't worry alam ng installer yan paano diskarte sa pagkabit.

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**gongrhey** · December 2nd, 2018 07:14 PM

samin nagbarena sila sa wall diretso sa pwesto ng modem as in tinumbok talaga yung location at dun nagkabit nung box nila. useless na yung embedded line pati extension sa kwarto.

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**LancerA174A** · December 2nd, 2018 08:50 PM

Originally Posted by gls2001

Yup, pwede yan. Yung excess cable papuntang ONU ay naka loop sa akin.

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Probably the reason why they left a few extra meters of the line, para mas flexible ka if you have to move the modem without risking damage. Nagtaka ako nung una bakit sobrang haba pa nakaikot lang naman.

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