YENRA — FIBER INSTALLATION CHECKLIST
Updated October 5, 2026
Guide: https://yenra.com/ftth-fiber-to-the-home/

PURPOSE
Use this text checklist with the provider before and after an installation.
It is an appointment and acceptance aid, not a fiber-wiring procedure.
Mark each item complete, pending or not applicable and retain your notes.

ORDER
[ ] Exact dwelling/unit confirmed serviceable in writing.
[ ] Download and upload rates recorded separately.
[ ] Installation, construction, equipment and recurring charges recorded.
[ ] Appointment, property access and any landlord/building consent arranged.
[ ] Contract, cancellation and equipment-return terms saved.
[ ] Existing service transition planned after essential acceptance checks.

Provider / plan / order date:
Appointment / contact:
Outstanding site or construction question:

INSTALLATION PLAN
[ ] Fiber entry and route agreed with the installer.
[ ] ONT (optical network terminal), power supply and router identified.
[ ] Accessible, protected, ventilated equipment locations discussed.
[ ] Power and an Ethernet route to useful Wi-Fi locations available.
[ ] Equipment ownership and support boundaries clarified.
[ ] Backup-power purpose checked for the exact equipment and service.

Leave optical connector work and elevated mounting to qualified installers.
Follow model-specific instructions. Voice-only backup may not power Internet
service. Local backup also depends on the provider network remaining live.

Equipment models / locations / normal status indicators:
Wiring route and property-restoration agreement:
Backup-power question and provider answer:

ACCEPTANCE
[ ] Capable wired device tested at router LAN port.
[ ] Negotiated port rate recorded, along with test method and time.
[ ] Download and upload measured in Mbps; latency recorded in ms.
[ ] Essential work applications tested.
[ ] Wi-Fi tested where it will actually be used.
[ ] Ordered voice/TV checked where applicable.
[ ] Unresolved issues recorded with support ticket and next action.

Test device / port rate / date / test server:
Download Mbps / upload Mbps / latency ms:
Room-by-room observations:
Unresolved issue / ticket / next action:

EXAMPLE
A 1 Gb/s adapter caps the wired path below a fictional 2 Gb/s service
before application overhead is considered. Check the whole path first.

Source context: the guide links FCC address-availability instructions and
Verizon installation/outage documentation as specific examples. Other
providers and equipment can have different requirements. Recheck your order.