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Re: FibreOptic Service
But where is the light signal used by fibre optics converted to the electronic signals that can be used by our hardwired devices?? We are currently using a 3200 modem with the wifi turned off and are all cable connected... But what happens if we convert to PureFibre??? Interestingly the Telus agent who called indicated that the copper connection which currently connects the Telus cable to our home could, at some time be removed, leaving either Purefibre or wifi as the only connection between the system and our home...12KViews0likes8CommentsFibreOptic Service
Fibreoptic service is available in my neighbourhood. I have been trying to get a straight answer about the conversion of the fibre optic signals (light) to the electronic signals which are required by my phone, our computers and our internet (all from Telus). We are currently on wire via our Telus modem and do not wish to have ANY WiFi signals involved. I have been unable to get a straight answer to how and where the conversion from light to electric signals takes place and have heard stories about folks who thought they were getting a hard connection which then turned out to involve WiFi. Can anyone give me a straight answer to this question?? Have you had purefibre installed sans WiFi?? What was your experience with the installation and how has it been working for you? How much did the installation cost for your home??Solved12KViews0likes11Comments