Leading Installers of NBN in Perth

Are you having NBN connection problems? Or are you looking for a qualified NBN electrician to assist with box installation or relocation? If you’ve answered “Yes!” to any of these questions, the expert team at Steven Murphy Electrical are here to help.

The National Broadband Network (NBN) is still being rolled out across Australia by NBN Co. This mandatory migration is changing the way that every household in our country receives access to the internet. As one of the leading electrical firms and installers of NBN in Perth, contact our expert team to organise your NBN connection box installation.

Why Do I Need NBN and Why Are Installers Necessary?

NBN provides you with access to fast and reliable broadband in the comfort of your own home and is constructing the broadband access network by replacing parts of the existing phone and internet infrastructure throughout Australia. Those who haven’t already will need to switch to keep using their phone and internet at home. For most, it will replace current broadband technology such as dial-up, ADSL2 or cable. Once NBN is available in your area, you will have approximately 18 months to switch before your existing phone and internet line is disconnected. To ensure you’re without internet for the shortest time possible, book one of our expert NBN installers for your Perth home or business today!
 

How to Optimise Wi-Fi

Choosing the right Wi-Fi modem for your internet installation can help improve your online experience. Keep these points in mind when choosing a modem:

• FTTN and FTTB connections require VDSL2 Wi-Fi routers
• Choose a WiFi modem based on your specific needs
• Plug directly into your Wi-Fi router for best results
• Wi-Fi routers manufactured before 2009 may not work or support plans based on higher wholsesale speed tiers
• Not all Wi-Fi routers are the same

If you're unsure of which modem is suitable for your requirements, our expert team of NBN installers can provide advice.

The positioning of your Wi-Fi modem can have a significant impact on connectivity. Remember to:

• Try and position the router in the centre of your home
• Try to have a line-of-sight with your router
• Avoid placing your router near thick walls
• Consider that fish tanks and TVs interfere with Wi-Fi signal

When multiple devices are connected at the same time, keep these points in mind:

• Choose a Wi-Fi router that suits your needs
• Consult with your internet provider or IT professional
• Speeds can be affected when multiple devices are connected
• Basic routers experience issues with 8 or more devices online