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Not happy with the Installation or Connection of your NBN? Or do you need Assistance with improving your NBN Experience?

Sharpe Services has specialist NBN Cablers in Adelaide who will move and extend your NBN cables and NBN points to the right places so that you have full coverage in your house or office.

NBN Battery Replacement needed? We Supply and Install replacement Batteries for NBN modems too.

Please Note: We do not install NBN, but we do move and extend NBN points and NBN cables to improve your NBN experience in the house.

The Australian Cabler Registration Service highly recommends the experts do your National Broadband Network or NBN cable installation. Sharpe Services provides professional NBN cablers or NBN technicians and point re-location services by following specific safety schemes.

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What is NBN and How does it work?

The National Broadband Network or nbn™ is Australia’s national data network project. In other words, it is how you get high-speed broadband connections at home and at work. The nbn™ is government-owned and operated and a wholesale open-access system that service providers connect to in order to provide high-speed broadband access to customers.

There are three distinctive technologies involved in the network. These include:

Optical fibre

It is a thin glass or plastic strands that transmit data with light pulses. Optic fibre is able to cover long distances and most of the nbn™ will be built around these connections.

Fixed wireless

It is the more traditional telecommunication format. It sends terrestrial microwave transmissions from one point to the next.

Satellite

Utilises a satellite dish to send broadband data to homes and businesses in hard to reach areas. This transmission method is reserved for places where optic fibre and fixed wireless are not available.

Why do I need NBN?

The existing national infrastructure for telecommunications is becoming vintage. By rolling out the nbn™, the Australian government is upgrading the data network to improve both phone and Internet service.

The nbn™ is one of the largest infrastructure projects anywhere in the world. That’s saying something when you consider how expansive the World Wide Web is around the globe. The majority of residents living in Australia are packed into one small section of the country, so some (outside of this bubble) miss out on reliable or affordable internet.

The nbn™ provides high-speed access to the entire population. That’s something even large countries like the United States have not managed to do yet.

Types of NBN Connections

The nbn™ works using islands of fibre connectivity to deliver the majority of its data. The bulk of the system relies on fibre connections defined as:

Fibre to the premises (FTTP)

FTTP indicates optic fibre that runs into the home and terminates on the Network Termination Device (NTD), an nbn™ supplied device designed for this purpose. The NTD allows homes to have up to two phone service providers and four different data providers. FTTP is done either with a new cable or by connecting fibre to the existing telephone network.

Fibre to the building (FTTB)

FTTB provides fibre installations to a business building or apartment complex. The fibre will terminate at an interior node allowing it to send broadband service throughout the building. Most often, the fibre will piggyback on an existing copper telephone system to make that happen and will require a modem to access.

Fibre to the node (FTTN)

FTTN refers to connecting fibre to an outside node that services a building or multiple houses.

Improve your NBN experience by booking a local professional NBN Cabler or NBN technician to enhance your NBN experience.

Call Sharpe Group on 131 750 or fill in our Easy Book Online.

Sharpe is the name to trust when it comes to NBN and Data Electricians in Adelaide. Because we have a large team of qualified local NBN Cablers and Data Electricians in Adelaide who can provide a truly local service. When you call the office, our efficient administration team will ask you where you live and they will schedule the closest NBN and Data Electrician.