Connecting your premises
At NBI we believe that better broadband networks promote social progress, equality and sustainability. To help achieve these ambitious goals, we are delivering high-speed fibre broadband to every home, business, farm and school in the rollout area. Our aim is to future-proof Ireland for generations to come.
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Steps to getting connected
OVERHEAD CONNECTION
Connection via an overhead cable from a telegraph pole near your home is the most common form of connection. If there isn’t one nearby, we may install a pole as part of the installation.
Our dedicated engineers will then chat with you about where you would like the cable to go into your home and connect to your modem, which will have already supplied by your retail broadband provider. They will then discretely run the cable to wherever you want it to be located, drill a small hole (roughly 10mm in size), install the cable and connect it to your modem.
UNDERGROUND CONNECTION
If an overhead connection isn’t possible for your home or business, or you already have some suitable underground ducting in place at your property, then the engineer may install the cable underground (including unblocking ducting if necessary). Once this is agreed, the engineer will discuss with you where you would like the cable to enter your premises. We will place a small NBI™ network unit on the wall inside your premises. This then connects to the modem supplied by your preferred broadband service provider.
Installation can take between 1 hour and up to two days. When you place your order with your broadband provider, they will be able to advise you on a rough timeline and will give you an AM, PM or all day appointment slot, so you can get on with life while you wait for your connected life to begin.
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