The following video clips show how an ADSL broadband feed can be extended some 3KM to provide service to a farm house that is beyond the range of ADSL.

If you do not feel entirely confident and competent at performing any of the following tasks – then please don’t DIY and rather seek professional advice and/or installation.

Step 1 – [31 seconds] Replacing an A2 junction box with an NTE5 ADSL filtered faceplate – The property from where the broadband service is to be sourced, itself is on the very limits of ADSL, hence we need to ensure the best signal quality. By fitting a modern master socket at the earliest point of ingress into the property and connecting the ADSL router at that point, we extract the best performance available.

Step 2 – [20 seconds] How the drop wires were originally fitted to A2 junction box

Step 3 – [24 seconds] Cleaning contacts to ensure good connection

Step 4 – [36 seconds] Internal Wiring Colour Coding

Step 5 – [17 seconds] Using the Push-Down Krone Tool

Step 6 – [36 seconds] Performing dog, aerial installers and overview of the purpose of the wireless connection

Step 7 – [48 seconds] Wireless Aerial Pole attachment and cable run

Step 8 – [22 seconds] Cable run to point of property ingress

Step 9 – [94 seconds] How to bring internal wiring into NTE5 junction box

Step 10 – [21 seconds] NTE5 Test Socket

Step 11 – [28 seconds] NTE5 with Filtered Faceplate, the end result

step 12 – [17 seconds] Drilling a hole (note from inside to outside)

Step 13 – [22 seconds] Using rod to insert CAT5 cable through the wall

Step 14 – [36 seconds] 11KV Powerlines – capable of carrying Fibre too…

Step 15 – [54 seconds] UG Box maintenance

Step 16 – [53 seconds] remote end aerial and cable run

Step 17 – [51 seconds] Final internal WiFi installation and job done