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SaskTel servicing guidelines

for

existing Multi-Dwelling

Units

Please understand SaskTel is transitioning its network to Fiber Optics, for the benefit

of all residences and businesses involved, throughout Saskatchewan:

Remember that once a service address is cut over to fiber optics, it will remain on

fiber optics going forward. As the neighbourhood is transitioned onto the going

forward fiber optic network, the abandoned copper equipment will be removed,

recovered, and recycled. Fiber optic is a permanent installation; SaskTel will install

using decisions that reflect such an installation. Therefore, choosing the right

location and properly installing fiber and materials at the common location is very

important for the residence's services, over the upcoming years.

Today we are installing a device that can handle 2.4Gbps. Though, SaskTel present

services developed run at 200Mbps. That is faster than many business data services

installed today throughout North America. SaskTel needs to treat the install with the

respect it requires.

The common location will consist of all the required equipment to install a fiber voice,

internet and television service.

Therefore, it can require a large amount of space, for mounting the ONT and UPS, the

Broadband Ethernet Gateway (Actiontec), potentially multiple Ethernet switches, plus all the

wiring and terminations required.

This is a picture that has been given to homebuilders stating the minimum size requirements

for the installation of a FTTP “common location”, and a picture from an actual customer

residence following SaskTel recommended space guidelines.

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