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✨ Telecom Charges

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Reconnection Charge

Charge for reconnection of an A1 circuit after disconnection .. $140.00
Charge for reconnection of an A2 circuit after disconnection .. $140.00
Charge for reconnection of an A3 circuit after disconnection .. $190.00

4.5 LOOP SIGNALLING SERVICE (L1)

Loop signalling circuits are designed for use as fire alarms, and as alarm circuits for security companies

4.5.1 Installation Charge

Charge for new connection or installation of circuit .. $145.00

Connection Charge

Charge for new connection or installation of circuit .. $145.00

4.5.2 Monthly Access Charges

Charge per end of circuit .. $14.00
Junction surcharge per kilometre .. $7.75

Note:
The junction surcharge applies where access is required between exchanges within a local-calling area.

Distance surcharge per kilometre .. $7.75

Note:
The distance surcharge applies wherever the circuit terminates more than 5 km from the exchange.

4.5.3 Monthly Transmission Charges (based on kilometre charge)

Loop Signalling Service: Monthly Transmission Charges

Distance	Charge
20–30 km	$390.00
31–40 km	$430.00
41–50 km	$430.00
51–70 km	$430.00
71–90 km	$430.00
91–110 km	$430.00
111–130 km	$430.00
131–200 km	$445.00
201–300 km	$485.00
301–500 km	$550.00
501–800 km	$620.00
801+ km	$695.00

Note:
There are no transmission charging distances which are less than 20 km.

4.5.4 Alteration and Reconfiguration Charges

External removal charge per end for L1 circuits .. $145.00
Internal removal charge per end for L1 circuits .. $60.00
Jumpering charge, per site, for redirecting existing circuits within the exchange, at the customers request .. $45.00

4.5.5 Other Charges

Temporary Lease

The minimum lease period for circuits and associated equipment is 6 months if customers wish to receive Telecom’s normal monthly charges. For temporary leasing periods of less than 6 months, customers are charged a weekly rate which is 34% of the appropriate monthly charge. There is a minimum charge that applies to temporary leases of any duration. This minimum charge is twice the weekly temporary-lease charge (i.e., 68% of the monthly charge).

Reconnection Charge

Charge for reconnection of any L1 circuits after disconnection .. $45.00

4.6 PROGRAMME CIRCUITS (P2, P3, P3S)

Programme Circuits are used for broadcasting programmes which have a music content. This section covers the charges for all Programme Circuits.

P2 is a 10 kHz Programme Circuit
P3 is a 15 kHz Programme Circuit
P3S is a 15 kHz stereo Programme Circuit

Programme circuits can be either unidirectional or bidirectional: unidirectional circuits allow transmission of data only (one-way); bidirectional circuits allow transmission and reception of data (two-way). Unidirectional and bidirectional circuits are also known as ‘half duplex’ and ‘full duplex’ or simplex and duplex respectively.

Apart from circuits within a local calling area, Programme Circuits are only available on the routes listed below:

Auckland—Whangarei
Auckland—Hamilton
Hamilton—Rotorua
Hamilton—Tauranga
Hamilton—Palmerston North
Palmerston North—Napier
Palmerston North—New Plymouth

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🚂 National Leased-Circuit Services Charges (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsLeased circuits, Telecom, Charges, Installation, Access, Transmission, Kilometre charges, Extended area, Monthly access, Monthly transmission, Alteration, Reconfiguration, Temporary lease, Reconnection, Signalling converter, Analogue data service

🚂 Loop Signalling Service (L1) Charges

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsLoop signalling, Fire alarms, Security alarms, Installation, Access charges, Transmission charges, Alteration, Reconfiguration, Temporary lease, Reconnection

🚂 Programme Circuits (P2, P3, P3S) Charges

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsProgramme circuits, Broadcasting, Music content, Unidirectional, Bidirectional, Charges, Routes, Auckland, Whangarei, Hamilton, Rotorua, Tauranga, Palmerston North, Napier, New Plymouth

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