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Fibre Optic

Villawood Properties prides itself on creating communities that are state-of-the-art.
Eucalee will be no different and will offer residents the opportunity to access ultra-high-speed broadband.

No Aerial required for Foxtel, Digital Television, Telephone line, Internet, Fetch TV and all free to air television channels.

The Opticomm Network allows residents to choose their own service provider to:

Download full length feature movies in minutes;
Download a variety of multiple music and song options available online;
Play the most current online games and tournaments;
Use multiple high bandwidth applications at the same time without slowdown

For more information for you and your builder, please download the brochure.

Fibre Optic Brochure

Service Providers

OptiComm at Eucalee

Understanding OptiComm Fibre Optic Connection at Eucalee

To help ensure a seamless setup, please refer to the following important information:

The blue RF receiver in the image is the device that supplies FTA TV signal to the home.
The Coaxial TV cable leaving this device should be connected to the input of the FTA TV splitter in the home feeding to all TV outlets.
If a TV antenna is installed and connected to this port, it will interfere with OptiComm’s connection.
The two feeds (OptiComm & TV antennae can NOT be connected together or signal will be lost – only one feed either OptiComm or Antenna can be connected to the input.
Residents are required to make sure the Antennae feed (if installed) is disconnected from the home TV splitter (usually located in the roofspace).
The TV cable leaving the OptiComm RF receiver should be connected to the input of the home TV splitter.
This will then feed quality FTA TV signal to the home (which may not be achieved by any low lying antennae).
If a resident reports a FTA fault to OptiComm and the investigation finds the issue is caused by an antenna installation, a $300 no fault found fee will be charged by Opticomm.
If the TV antenna is retained, manual switching would be required in the roof each time they wish to swap incoming TV feeds.
To avoid disruption to your TV service, we recommend confirming with your builder that your home is correctly connected to the OptiComm network and that no antenna connections remain active.