Fiber to Home FTTH - WLAN Router, Landline Phone, PC

Botched construction. ARdT is multimedia and network/telephone to be laid in the empty conduit.

In my humble opinion, it is still often done differently (for example, with us). Does anyone know relevant court rulings?

I think it has nothing to do with saving.

They skimped on the planning.

In my humble opinion, it is still often done differently (for example, in our case). Does anyone know any relevant court rulings?
.

I do not know any court rulings, but there is DIN 18015. It describes that "communication lines" (network, telephone, antenna cables) must be installed in a way that allows them to be replaced. We just usually don't do that!

Too much musketry. I think this has nothing to do with saving. It is just the first ftth installation in the boys' life. We are in SH. Here, you often only have DSL 2000 max. That is the everyday reality.

FTTH in new development areas has been mandatory by law since early 2016. Please don't blame SH for this; it's simply a craftsman who doesn't continue his education. Incidentally, connections between modem and subsequent devices have almost never been telephone cables with TAE sockets for 20 years, but network cabling.

But be that as it may, just let him terminate the cable on network sockets. This has nothing to do with norms and standards but can still work. The main thing is 4 wires, better 8. You can always go for WLAN afterwards.

To musketier. I think this has nothing to do with saving. It is just the first FTTH installation for the boys in their lives. We are in SH. Here, you often only have DSL 2000 max. That is everyday life.

Thanks otherwise. I now have a basis to talk to him.
Best option. Network socket plus new cable! Karl, is that possible?
If not, we’ll try WLAN from the utility room.
If that’s too weak, you put an access point on the floor in the middle for me. I’ll buy it from you, you provide the cable.
Or better idea?
That’s how I will argue. Karsten

I would demand a standard-compliant execution. Otherwise, WLAN router in the utility room is the only sensible solution.

Just came from the construction site to tidy up a bit and so on... well, I don't know what kind of cable is inside there, I have no idea. In the fuse box, there is a loose strand, it's gray, they are all gray, inside there are four smaller colorful cables. I guess it's for the telephone. Now we have regular DSL. I don't use a desktop PC at all. Only a laptop, and my wife and I each have a tablet. That's it. We do everything wirelessly now. I like it. Now I have a phone socket at the desk. The easybox 804 from Vodafone with DSL 16000 is plugged into it. The phone is plugged into the easybox. Cordless. Panasonic. And the rest goes via WLAN. Works quite well. Until you get out to the terrace. That's probably what's called standard. Now ftth is coming. I really can't get used to having the router in the utility room. There's already enough stuff there anyway. I would like to have it again on the wall by the desk, nice and central. I told K. that it will be ftth, that was known. Now he should come up with something, whether it's up to code or not I don't care, but it has to work, that's what counts. Karsten

We usually just don’t do it!

Yes, exactly! And now? Demolition, new construction? Compensation? Or nothing at all?

FTTH in new development areas has been mandatory by law since early 2016.

Wow! Do you have the source handy? And what exactly is a new development area? Does this also apply to infill development in existing areas? Unfortunately, we built in 2015/16...