In addition, it is recommended that the telephone cables you install in networked homes be Cat. 5 or better. Not only is it a good trade practice to install the most up-to-date materials, but most ...

Hi all My first post here. I would like to use ethernet rather than wifi in our house and was looking into using the preinstalled phone jacks in various rooms around the house as a possible way to ...

He would also remove the phone and cable boxes and all the wiring once connected to those services. Another option, he suggested, would be to call Comcast and ask them to remove their old equipment.

Telephone installation not done because neighbourhood feeder cable damaged. By Stabroek News. September 13, 2014. Dear Editor, ...

You can open the box with a screwdriver and look at the wiring. There are phone cables running into the box (older homes may have “2 wire” or “4 wire” while newer homes have category 5 ...

The problem is that phone wires are made with the tabs on the same side of both ends of a flat cable, which means that the wires at one end of the cable will read 1-2-3-4-5-6 left to right as you ...

JUNEAU, Alaska--(BUSINESS WIRE)--On October 31st, 2022, Alaska Power & Telephone subsidiary AP&T Wireless (AP&T) successfully completed installation of the SEALink submarine fiber optic cable ...

KETCHIKAN, Ala., November 12, 2024--Alaska Power & Telephone Company Completes Installation of the "SEALink South" Submarine Cable and Landing Sites ...

New technology can blast gigabit-per-second data speeds across age-old twisted-pair copper telephone cables—at least at distances from a telephone pole to a house, says Alcatel-Lucent. In theory ...

He said thieves are allegedly targeting the copper wiring and cutting them down. Luckin said every time these wires are cut, residents lose cell phone service, internet and access to 911.

KETCHIKAN, Ala.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Alaska Power & Telephone Company proudly announces completion of the “SEALink South” submarine fiber optic cable project, the latest segment in its growing ...