nbn Service Classes and what they mean

Here is a list of the nbn™ Service Classes you may encounter.

Service Class Description
Service Class 0
  • Your premises is in the footprint of the Fibre Network (FTTP)
  • Additional infrastructure is still required before MyOwn Tel can order a service
Service Class 1
  • Your premises is in the footprint of the Fibre Network (FTTP)
  • There is still some physical fibre cabling that needs to be done
  • You can order a service and we will organise a technician visit
Service Class 2
  • Your premises is in the footprint of the Fibre Network (FTTP)
  • There is a physical connection in place, but the nbn box (NTD) is not installed
  • You can order a service and we will organise a technician visit
Service Class 3
  • Your premises is in the footprint of the Fibre Network (FTTP)
  • There is a physical connection in place and the nbn box (NTD) is installed and receiving mains power
  • You can order a service for remote activation
Service Class 4
  • Your premises is in the footprint of the Wireless Network but the wireless tower is not yet operational
Service Class 5
  • Your premises is in the footprint of the Wireless Network and the wireless tower is operational
  • Additional hardware is required, such as antenna and NTD
  • You can order a service and we will organise a technician visit
Service Class 6
  • Your premises is in the footprint of the Wireless Network and the wireless tower is operational
  • The antenna and NTD are in place
  • You can order a service for remote activation
Service Class 7-9
  • These relate to Satellite service types, which are not available from MyOwn Tel
Service Class 10
  • Your premises will be serviceable by Copper for FTTN/FTTB, but is not yet ready
Service Class 11
  • Your premises is serviceable by Copper for FTTN/FTTB, however additional infrastructure work is required by nbn co
  • You'll need to make sure internal cabling and conduit is in place as nbn technicians will only run a physical cable to the premises
  • In the case of FTTB, nbn will need access to the communications room, and an internal copper line must be available from there into your apartment
Service Class 12
  • Your premises is serviceable by FTTN/FTTB and can be activated
  • A technician will perform jumpering work at the node to get the service working, they will not attend your premises
Service Class 13
  • Your premises is serviceable by FTTN/FTTB and the jumpering is complete
  • You can order a service and we will connect it remotely
Service Class 20
  • Your premises will be serviceable by HFC but is not yet ready
Service Class 21
  • Your premises is serviceable by HFC but requires a lead-in or NTD
  • You can order a service and we will organise a technician visit
Service Class 22
  • Your premises is serviceable by HFC, has a lead-in, but requires a wall-plate or NTD
  • You can order a service and we will organise a technician visit
Service Class 23
  • Your premises is serviceable by HFC, has a lead-in and wall-plate, but still requires an NTD
  • You can order a service and we will organise a technician visit
Service Class 24
  • Your premises is serviceable by HFC and you can now order a service for remote connection
Service Class 30
  • Your area will be serviceable by FTTC but is not yet ready
Service Class 31
  • Your premises is serviceable by FTTC but requires a lead-in
  • You can order a service and we will organise a technician visit
Service Class 32
  • Your premises is serviceable by FTTC and has a lead-in but is still not connected
  • You can order a service and we will organise a technician visit
Service Class 33
  • Your premises is serviceable by FTTC and is connected to the network, but a NDC (nbn box) is still required
  • You can order a service and we will organise an nbn box
Service Class 34
  • Your premises is serviceable by FTTC and is ready for connection
  • You can order a service and we will remotely connect you
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