UCLL backhaul
UCLL Backhaul makes the final connection between service providers and their customers.
UCLL Backhaul links these Internet and phone service providers (Access Seekers) directly to the Chorus exchanges that house their equipment and connect to the local loop.
Chorus can offer a UCLL Regulated Backhaul service as described in the Standard Terms Determination for UCLL Backhaul and also a UCLL Non Regulated Backhaul service to complement and extend the Backhaul offering to meet our Access Seekers needs.
What can it do?
Access Seekers can develop nationwide services controlled from their main operational sites without having to install separate links to each Chorus exchange. In effect, it means new services can be offered to their consumer and business end-user customers all over New Zealand quickly and cost-effectively.
By making unbundling accessible to many more phone and Internet service providers (Access Seekers), UCLL Backhaul will help to increase consumer choice and competition in the marketplace.
What else happens?
UCLL Backhaul can only be provided in conjunction with UCLL Co-location.
To take a quick tour of how unbundling the local loop works, click on the demonstration below.
You can find detailed technical information about UCLL in our UCLL Product Brochure.
UCLL Product Brochure July 2010 (304kB)
You can review our OSS Report provided pursuant to the Soft Launch of the UCLL Regulated Backhaul service here.
You can view our Soft Launch Report provided as part of the Soft Launch of our UCLL Regulated Backhaul service here.
You can view our Implementation Report provided to complete the Soft Launch of our UCLL Regulated Backhaul service here.
