23-05-2019, 07:03 PM
What is installed depends on the NBN technology for the location.
I looked up your address on the ACMA DB and checked the Future Broadband site (link below) and you are FTTN (Fibre To The Node).
From your RSP for a normal data and phone service you will get a modem which will have a number of Ethernet LAN ports, WiFi and one or two RJ12 phone sockets for your landline. If with Telstra, it will be one of their SmartModem Gateway units, which provide 4G backup in the event of the NBN falling over.
However I don't know for a landline service only, if there is a different modem provided.
From a document I've seen, the power consumption will be around 13 Watts. A 12v DC plug pack is supplied.
I've not noticed any RFI from or to the system here.
https://futurebroadband.com.au/sq/
I looked up your address on the ACMA DB and checked the Future Broadband site (link below) and you are FTTN (Fibre To The Node).
From your RSP for a normal data and phone service you will get a modem which will have a number of Ethernet LAN ports, WiFi and one or two RJ12 phone sockets for your landline. If with Telstra, it will be one of their SmartModem Gateway units, which provide 4G backup in the event of the NBN falling over.
However I don't know for a landline service only, if there is a different modem provided.
From a document I've seen, the power consumption will be around 13 Watts. A 12v DC plug pack is supplied.
I've not noticed any RFI from or to the system here.
https://futurebroadband.com.au/sq/