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✨ Telecommunications Services Pricing

2468 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 112

1. NATIONAL LEASED CIRCUIT SERVICES

1.1 Digital Data Service (DDS)

1.1.1 Installation Charges

Digital and/or Analogue Installation Charges

Charge per MTU for new connection or installation ... $1680.00

Note:

The initial installation fee covers the provision of the MTU, access to the Telecom network and all circuit interfaces activated at that time.
Analogue access is not possible for 48 kbit/s circuits or for Multistream access.
Charge per installation for installation of additional circuits on an existing MTU minimum charge ... $150.00

Note:
The charge will be based on actual costs involved (labour & materials) but will not be less than $150.00.

1.1.2 Monthly Access Charges

Multistream Access

The Multistream access service enables a number of low speed circuits (2.4 kbit/s, 4.8 kbit/s or 9.6 kbit/s) to be multiplexed onto a 48kbit/s link between the customer's site and the nearest DSTN Terminal Centre.
Multistream access charges apply to the Multistream access and to the circuits multiplexed on to the 48kbit/s stream.

Charge per Multistream access ... $350.00
(Each Multistream access provides up to 48 kbit/s capacity.)
Charge per Multistream Circuit access ... $65.00
(Charged for each low speed circuit accessing the Multiplexer)

Note: Analogue access is not available for Multistream access.

Asynchronous-Service Access Charges

An asynchronous service is also available. There is a standard monthly surcharge per NTU or MTU interface for the asynchronous service:

Additional charge per Multistream Circuit access for Asynchronous Service (digital only - 2.4kbit/s to 9.6kbit/s) ... $20.00

Note: Multistream accesses cannot be used for Asynchronous remote end Multipoint access.

Multipoint-Service Monthly Access Charges

Multistream Access

This gives the following charge for Multistream multipoint circuits:

Charge per Multistream multipoint circuit access at 2.4kbit/s, 4.8kbit/s, 9.6kbit/s ... $110.45

1.1.3 Monthly Transmission Charges

Transmission charges are the same for the digital part of both point-to-point circuits and multipoint circuits. Additional transmission charges may apply to any analogue access legs.

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