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Surge Protector For Nbn Box. You no longer need to use a surge protector when nbn service becomes available in your area. The tech who replaced the ntd yesterday said many were. They have rj45 sockets, but the wiring is backwards compatible with rj11/12 jacks used for phone. You can see the surge protector on the wall, with the yellow ethernet cables passing through it. The only thing that will affect the speed. If the cause was indeed a surge from the hfc, protection would be a good idea. I would recommend removing that clipsal surge protector though. It's probably a false sense of security more than an actual surge protector. It occurred to me that i should test the rg12 surge/spike protector on my power board (a monster mdp 650g), before and after connecting. You can get ethernet surge protectors. A surge protector power board with coax would probably help protect the hfc modem, i imagine it wouldn't survive the hit itself but thats.

If the cause was indeed a surge from the hfc, protection would be a good idea. It occurred to me that i should test the rg12 surge/spike protector on my power board (a monster mdp 650g), before and after connecting. You can see the surge protector on the wall, with the yellow ethernet cables passing through it. I would recommend removing that clipsal surge protector though. It's probably a false sense of security more than an actual surge protector. The only thing that will affect the speed. They have rj45 sockets, but the wiring is backwards compatible with rj11/12 jacks used for phone. You no longer need to use a surge protector when nbn service becomes available in your area. The tech who replaced the ntd yesterday said many were. A surge protector power board with coax would probably help protect the hfc modem, i imagine it wouldn't survive the hit itself but thats.

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Surge Protector For Nbn Box The only thing that will affect the speed. You no longer need to use a surge protector when nbn service becomes available in your area. I would recommend removing that clipsal surge protector though. They have rj45 sockets, but the wiring is backwards compatible with rj11/12 jacks used for phone. The tech who replaced the ntd yesterday said many were. The only thing that will affect the speed. If the cause was indeed a surge from the hfc, protection would be a good idea. You can see the surge protector on the wall, with the yellow ethernet cables passing through it. It occurred to me that i should test the rg12 surge/spike protector on my power board (a monster mdp 650g), before and after connecting. You can get ethernet surge protectors. A surge protector power board with coax would probably help protect the hfc modem, i imagine it wouldn't survive the hit itself but thats. It's probably a false sense of security more than an actual surge protector.