Phase out of copper networks
Copper networks are currently being phased out in many parts of the country. Instead, broadband services and subscriptions are offered via fibre and mobile networks.
Nearly all households and businesses have a minimum of three different ways in which to connect to basic broadband telephony:
- at least two different mobile telephone networks
- a wireless 50 dual-band network
- at least one satellite broadband service
If affected by the phase out of copper networks, you must check whether or not other service providers can offer you access to broadband and telephony. If applicable, ask your local Broadband Coordinator for advice and recommendations. (Link)
Please contact PTS should you find it impossible to get access to either broadband or telephony in the area where you live. It is our responsibility to ensure that homes and businesses without access to broadband or telephony are provided with a secure telecommunications network.
Safety alarms and other digital services such as burglar alarms
All safety alarms are provided by the municipality. To make certain that your safety alarm functions properly, please contact your municipality. If you have any other digital services such as a burglar alarm, contact your provider to ensure that the service will continue to function as usual if switching o another technical solution than the copper network.
Safety alarms and other digital services such as burglar alarms
All safety alarms are provided by the municipality. To make certain that your safety alarm functions properly, please contact your municipality. If you have any other digital services such as a burglar alarm, contact your provider to ensure that the service will continue to function as usual if switching to another technical solution than the copper network.