New Zealand Gazette – 1992 – No. 119

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✨ Telecommunications Charges

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WorldNet customer already has a Telecom MOA agreement or other discount plan giving greater savings, this will apply instead of the 8% discount applying to WorldNet Off Net and Off-Net Charges.

Alteration and Reconfiguration Charges

Alteration charge per site, for changes to extension numbers... $20.00

Note:
This charge covers alteration, addition or removal of numbers from a customer’s dialling plan after the initial configuration.

3. NATIONAL LEASED CIRCUITS

3.1 Telegraph Circuits (T1, T2, T3)

3.1.2 Monthly Access Charges

Charge per end of circuit for T-type Circuits... $22.00

3.2 Digital Data Service (DDS)

3.2.1 Installation Charges

Digital and/or Analogue Installation Charges

Charge per NTU for new connection or installation for 2.4 kbit/s circuit... $420.00
Charge per NTU for new connection or installation for 4.8 kbit/s circuit... $420.00
Charge per NTU for new connection or installation for 9.6 kbit/s circuit... $420.00
Charge per NTU for new connection or installation for digital 19.2 kbit/s circuit... $420.00
Charge per NTU for new connection or installation for digital 48 kbit/s circuit... $420.00
Charge per NTU for conversion of a standard DDS circuit to a M-DDS circuit... $320.00

Notes:
The initial installation fee covers the provision of the MTU, access to the Telecom network and all circuit interfaces activated at that time.

3.2.2 Monthly Access Charges

Point-to-Point Monthly Access Charges

Standard Digital Access Charges

Charge per end of circuit for standard digital 128 kbit/s... $800.00

Asynchronous-Service Access Charges

Additional charge per NTU for asynchronous service (digital only) at 19.2kbit/s... $35.00

Multipoint-Service Monthly Access Charges

Multipoint surcharge per end of 2.4kbit/s circuit... $40.00
Multipoint surcharge per end of 4.8kbit/s circuit... $45.00
Multipoint surcharge per end of 9.6kbit/s circuit... $60.00

Standard Digital Access

This gives the following digital charges for multipoint circuits:

Charge per end of circuit for digital 2.4 kbit/s... $200.00
Charge per end of circuit for digital 4.8 kbit/s... $215.00
Charge per end of circuit for digital 9.6 kbit/s... $250.00

Multistream Access

This gives the following charges for Multistream multipoint circuit accesses:

Charge per Multistream tributary multipoint access for digital 2.4 kbit/s... $105.00
Charge per Multistream tributary multipoint access for digital 4.8 kbit/s... $110.00
Charge per Multistream tributary multipoint access for digital 9.6 kbit/s... $125.00
Charge per Multistream control end multipoint access for digital 2.4 kbit/s, 4.8 kbit/s, 9.6 kbit/s... $65.00

Analogue Access

Analogue surcharges for access vary, depending on the speed of the transmission. This gives analogue access charges of:

Charge per end of circuit for analogue 2.4 kbit/s... $440.00
Charge per end of circuit for analogue 4.8 kbit/s... $455.00
Charge per end of circuit for analogue 9.6 kbit/s... $490.00

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