BT Full fibre with 10GbE network installation tested with a £15,000 Fluke DSX 8000

We install a 10GbE network infrastructure into a UK home relocate the BT Smarthub centrally connecting the BT ONT box over ethernet. We then use a £15,000 Fluke DSX 8000 network tester to certify the installation and show the difference between £10 and £150 and £15,000 network tester.

We install 10GbE ethernet to each room in the house and then install in the middle of the house a Connectix home cabinet and 12 port patch panel.

The house has BT full-fibre FTTP (Fibre To The Premise) this means a fibre connection comes into the home and is then converted to ethernet.

0:00 BT ONT FTTP box and patch panel
0:56 Connectix Home Cabinet that we install
1:32 Tonning Cables in Cabinet on the wall
2:54 Terminating the ethernet cables
4:08 Patch Panel installed
4:31 BT ONT box install
4:47 BT Smarthub
5:15 TP-link switch in the rack
5:40 Testers £10
6:10 Tester £150 with toning
6:57 Fluke DSX 8000 test
7:24 Fluke fails 10GbE test due to Cat5e socket
8:27 Wire mapping test £150 vs £15K
10:17 Cablemap £150 vs £15K
11:24 Summary and final thoughts

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