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, 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.

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.”