Common use of House and Riser Cable Clause in Contracts

House and Riser Cable. A distribution facility in Verizon’s network, other than in a FTTH Loop, between the minimum point of entry (“MPOE”) at a multiunit premises where an end user customer is located and the Demarcation Point for such facility, that is owned and controlled by Verizon.

House and Riser Cable. A distribution facility in Verizon’s network, other than in a FTTH an FTTP Loop, between the minimum point of entry (“MPOE”) at a multiunit premises where an end user customer is located and the Demarcation Point for such facility, that is owned and controlled by Verizon.

House and Riser Cable. A distribution facility in Verizon’s network, other than in a FTTH Loop, between the minimum point of entry (“MPOE”) at a multiunit premises where an end user customer is located and the Demarcation Point Ddemarcation Ppoint for such facility, that is owned and controlled by Verizon.

House and Riser Cable. A distribution facility in Verizon’s network, other than a fiber optic facility in a FTTH Loop, between the minimum point of entry (“MPOE”) at a multiunit premises where an end user customer is located and the Demarcation Point for such facility, that is owned and controlled by Verizon. Also known as the “Inside Wire Subloop.”

House and Riser Cable. A distribution facility in Verizon’s network, other than in a FTTH Loop, network between the minimum point of entry (“MPOE”) at a multiunit premises where an end user customer is located and the Demarcation Point for such facility, that is owned and and/or controlled by Verizon.