There is only one light box near me, so I don't want to trouble the property dynamic spectrum. Theoretically, can you give me direct access from the optical box?

I don't know much about the optical fiber network in your community, so I give the following answer:

1. The broadband installation of general telecommunications is accessed through the nearest optical splitter, usually an optical fiber junction box, when the service is accepted. Optical junction box is used for jumper connection between backbone optical cable and distribution optical cable, and generally does not connect user optical cable (except government and enterprise customers). If the fiber core of your optical fiber splitter box is sufficient, and the optical splitter in the optical fiber splitter box has a spare port, theoretically, it can be accessed from the optical fiber splitter box, but it is very troublesome for telecommunications to modify and access the PON port.

2. There are differences in optical fiber network construction in different places and communities. Some triple play constructions will focus on optical communication letters in optical splitter, and the following optical fiber junction boxes will only be spliced without splitting light, which can meet your requirements.

3. Actually, it's the same from anywhere. As long as the optical attenuation at the end reaches the standard, the network can be used normally, so don't worry too much about others.