Telecoms Engineer, Telecommunications Engineer, Broadband Engineer.

Want extra Telephone sockets? Is your internal Telephone wiring at fault? Have you got untidy phone wires? Is your Broadband slow? Are your Telephone points where you need them? Do you need CAT5e Network Cables installed? No dial tone? Noisy line? BT Landline fault?

David Nippard

   Telephone Engineer

(Domestic)

 

"I am very conscientious & always aim to give excellent service. I enjoy working as an Independent Telephone Engineer & am always very pleased to meet & speak to my customers. It is important for me to discuss the job before starting, during & on completion"  

 

Ex- BT Engineer, apprentice trained. 

Public liability insurance cover

38 years experience

(36 years with BT, 2 years Independent)

CRB checked

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 Please Phone me on

 01730 267319 or 07794 122 668

Do you need a telephone socket repaired, some new telephone extension sockets fitted, untidy telephone wiring made good or is your Broadband running slow? 

I am a trained & experienced Telephone Engineer having worked as a BT engineer from 1973 till 2009 

Most of my work is domestic  

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Alresford, Alton, Arundel, Bishops Waltham, Bordon, Bognor, Billingshurst, Chichester, Clanfield, Cosham, Droxford, Eastleigh, Emsworth, Four Marks, Farnham, Fareham, Godalming, Gosport, Haslemere, Hayling, Hindhead, Headley Down, Horndean, Harting, Havant, Liphook, Midhurst, Portsmouth, Petworth, Pulborough, Rogate, Rowlands Castle,  Southampton, Winchester, Waterlooville. Parts of West Sussex, Surrey & Hants.

I can work outside of my normal area by arrangment. 

 

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Extra Telephone Sockets

I can provide good quality Telephone extension sockets & wiring.    

 

 

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Telephone Re-Wiring

I can carry out re-wiring to include moving existing phone sockets, re-arranging untidy wiring, removing redundant wiring, etc.

 

 

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Fault Finding & Repair



When you report a fault on your line the telephone service provider (SP) will carry out a remote line test. They should then be able to advise you if the fault is in the External network or in towards your internal wiring. If the fault is in the external Network your SP is responsible & you should not be charged. If however the test result indicates a fault on your internal wiring you should expect to be charged. Your SP is only responsible for the phone wiring up to your master socket (NTE5). All wiring after the NTE5 is yours. I will carry out a local test to diagnose any faults and if it's on your wiring, can repair it. 

 

Click HERE for advice on how to report a fault to your service provider

 

 Broadband.

Problems with your broadband dropping the connection or with slow speeds? Then your internal wiring may be at fault. I can diagnose and repair faults caused by your phone wiring or sockets to increase the stability & speed of your ADSL connection. 

 

Broadband Problems & ADSL faceplate filter

Telephone wiring within a property can pick up interference (noise) from electric mains wiring & appliances.  This noise will reduce the broadband speed.
  
Broadband speed problems are not an exact science & results can be hard to predict, however the very best speed that can possibly be obtained is if you connect your router at your master socket. Your master socket should be connected to the incoming telephone line feed. All your extension sockets should be connected to the removable faceplate. For best results the face plate should be an ADSL filtered one. The less extension wiring you have the less chance there is that noise will be 'picked up'.
All Telephone sockets (that have anything plugged in) must have a micro-filter, unless an ADSL faceplate filter is connected at the master socket.
Connecting a faceplate filter at the master socket prevents the broadband signal from going out onto the extension wiring, this in turn helps stop the noise interfering with the broadband signal.
The other big advantage to a faceplate filter is that it replaces all the micro-filters connected throughout the house, so it all looks a lot tidier.

 

ADSL performance may be affected by any or all of the following

  • The 'line profile' that your ISP has set.

  • The length of copper wire from your property to the Telephone exchange - this is always higher than the distance 'as the crow flies'.

  • The quality of this wire, with no bad joints, faulty insulation or aluminium conductors.

  • The number and type of other digital services being used by other customers over copper pairs within the same cable. In particular "split pairs" will cause overhearing or crosstalk.

  • Electromagnetic interference from outside, such as electric motors, electric fences etc.

  • Electromagnetic interference from inside, such as power units, lighting, central heating etc.

  • The configuration of the wiring within your property (i.e. the use an ADSL faceplate filter for best performance).

  • The performance of your PC, spyware, software configuration etc.

The most effective way to improve ADSL performance is to have a Telephone Engineer remove any star wiring before the Master socket & install an ADSL faceplate filter.

The other important thing to do is ensure that Electromagnet interference from inside your property is not affecting performance, again this is something I will check.

Electromagnetic interference (EMI) is also known a Radio Frequency interference (RFI) .

 

ADSL & line length

The longer the line, the higher the loss (db)   

All figures are an approx guide & show how the line attenuation affects ADSL sync speed. Also it can be seen that with a long line (attenuation of 50db plus) 24mbit service is no faster than an 8mbit service. 

 

ADLS2+   (24MBit)               ADSL1 (8MBit)

Loss                         Sync  (approx)                    

23db       19Mbit                         7.5Mbit

29db        16Mbit                        7MBit

35db        12Mbit                        6.5Mbit

40db        10Mbit                        6.5Mbit                                

45db        7Mbit                          6Mbit

50db        5Mbit                          5Mbit         

57db        4Mbit                          4Mbit 

62db        3Mbit                          3Mbit                  

68db        2Mbit                          2Mbit

 

Wireless problems 

Do you want to extend the range of your wireless network?

I can Install a CAT5 cable from your current wireless router to a new remote router, set up as a wireless access point. In my opinion this is, by far, the most reliable & most effective solution.

 

 
 

Follow these links for detailed information & advice about Broadband faults,

 

For Sale -Telephone 746 - £95 (Includes up to one hour on site time)

I have converted & checked this phone, then carefully cleaned & polished it. Year of manufacture 1981. Looks & works like new!

Only available if you live within my normal working area. I will bring this phone to you & check that it is fully compatable with your phone installation.

If you need a new phone socket installed this will cost extra. 


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Service providers Fault code abbreviations.

 

BNR - Bell not ringing    BR - Bell ringing continuous     CDT - Continuous Dial Tone    CO - Cuts off    DRO - Damage Report    Overhead    DRU - Damage Report Underground DRW - Damage Report Wiring    FNT - Faint Transmission    MOD - Modem - Slow internet dial up speed    NDT - No dial tone    NR - No Reply    NSY - Noisy    NT - No Tone    NU - Number Unobtainable     OHR - Overhearing     OWT - One Way Transmission     PET - Permanently engaged tone    RTP - Ring Trip     UTR -Unable to trip ringing    WNO - Wrong Numbers Outgoing    XL - Crossed lines

 

 

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