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FIBRE COECTIVITY ETWORKS EXCHAGE VOIP PROVIDER PUBLIC COECTIOS LOCAL ACCESS DIVERSITY RESILIECE GIGABIT IP BUILDIG ITERET LTE BROADBAD G WIRELESS MOBILE CABLE G ETHERET LOCATIO SERVICE stay connected Telecommunications Connectivity Fixed etwork and Mobile Coverage Assessment OneSixSix 66 College Road Harrow HA BH telecommunications rating Fixed etwork Services BT Services Other Carriers Excellent Mobile etwork Services Operator Three Vodafone O EE Voice Data Consulting Limited, Gable House, Malmesbury, Oaksey, Wiltshire S6 9TQ Tel: 0666 5755 Email: info@consulting.co.uk Web: www.consulting.co.uk Unauthorised use and/or duplication of this document without express and written permission of EWAVE Consulting is strictly prohibited. OESIXSIX/0..5 HA December 05 Page of 6

A0 Fixed etwork Connectivity - Carrier Study STRUCTURE OneSixSix is an established commercial office property currently being refurbished, located in Harrow town centre. The building is over five floors, plus under croft parking affording approximately,500 sq ft (,06 sqm) of Grade A office accommodation over open floor plates with suspended ceilings and raised access floors throughout. The building is of typical frame and concrete floor construction with brick and glazed facades to all elevations, and sits within an environment of other commercial properties of similar sizes and heights with good separation between adjacent buildings. Location Plan BT Exchange locations Routes and distances are indicative only PRIMARY EXCHAGE TOPOGRAPHY A0 OneSixSix HA BH HEADSTOE ROAD HIDES ROAD GREEHILL WAY A09 700m APPROX VAUGHA ROAD A COLLEGE ROAD BT Exchange Information Primary Exchange (LWHARR) (700m approx) HA RQ Secondary Exchange (,00m approx) SOUTH (LWSHAR) HA 0BE SECODARY EXCHAGE,00m APPROX GLOSSARY OF TERMS SUMMARY TELECOMS CARRIERS BT SUMMARY OneSixSix is located approximately 700m from the BT Harrow Exchange, which is situated to the north west of the building. Harrow Exchange provides excellent services including ADSL, ADSL+, SDSL, C WBC and FTTC (to some areas) plus the availability of LLU services from C&W, Talk Talk and Sky all over BT infrastructure. Based on the existing standard copper services, it can offer broadband speeds of around 7Mbs at this time. This exchange has been enabled to provide BT Infinity services over FTTC with speeds of up to 80Mbs download and 0Mbs upload but is not currently indicating availability to this location, and provides no dates for such services to be deployed at this time (Data via the BT website). South Harrow Exchange to the south west affords a similar level of services and could provide a level of diversity and resilience across BT business services should it be required. Telecommunications carriers with owned infrastructure located adjacent the building are listed below for information. In addition to these, there are a number of alternative carriers that can provide service, albeit over a third party network such as BT. It must be noted that the presence of infrastructure within the search area does not constitute availability of service. British Telecom Tel: 0800 800 5 www.bt.com Virgin Media Tel: 0800 95 080 www.virginmedia.com The BT copper and fibre services available at Harrow Exchange, and added resilience of a second exchange afford OneSixSix an excellent level of services to meet today's business needs, with the added advantage of good diversity and resilience opportunities. The physical presence of an alternative carriers infrastructure to BT from Virgin Media in the local environs affords a choice of alternative carrier to provide fibre services to any incoming tenant. RATIG BT OTHERS BT Low (Copper only) Fair (Copper internal, fibre external) (Copper / Fibre internally) Excellent (Copper/Fibre internally) with diversity OTHERS one (o alternative carriers adjacent to site) Fair (Carrier services in local environs) (Carrier services adjacent to building/site) Excellent (Carrier services in building/site) ADSL (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line) Asymmetric line speed, the speed from the internet to the user, and the user to the internet are different. Feed over copper cable, governed by distance from exchange to user. (co-exists with voice services) ADSL+ (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line+) Asymmetric line speed as above, but with faster connections both downstream and upstream over similar distance following roll-out of BT s C Wholesale Broadband Connect (WBC). SDSL (Symmetric Digital Subscriber Line) Symmetric line speed, the speed between the user and the internet are the same in both directions but cannot co-exist with voice services over the same line. FTTC (Fibre to the Cabinet) Provides fibre to the cabinet, shortening copper cable length requirements to enhance speed FTTP (Fibre to the Premises) Provides fibre direct to the premises at a lower cost than that of standard lease line products LLU (Local Loop Unbundling) Is the process by which third party network operators are able to install equipment into BT exchanges in order to deliver their own services without having to utilise BT s network. BT Infinity (British Telecom ) Fibre to the cabinet/premises delivered services from enabled exchanges providing broadband speeds of up to 80Mbs download (subject to conditions) at a lower cost to that of traditional leased fibre services. Page of 6

Mobile Voice / Data Appraisal - Coverage Predictions STRUCTURE OneSixSix is an established commercial office property currently being refurbished, located in Harrow town centre. The building is over five floors, plus under croft parking affording approximately,500 sq ft (,06 sqm) of Grade A office accommodation over open floor plates with suspended ceilings and raised access floors throughout. The building is of typical frame and concrete floor construction with brick and glazed facades to all elevations, and sits within an environment of other commercial properties of similar sizes and heights with good separation between adjacent buildings. Location Plan Cell Site Locations Information from Ofcom Site Finder at 0..05 IDOOR SUMMARY PREDICTIOS OBSERVATIOS STREET LEVEL COVERAGE TOPOGRAPHY G G G A0 OPERATOR G G Three Vodafone O EE OneSixSix HA BH VAUGHA ROAD Three A0 A 0 HEADSTOE ROAD HIDES ROAD GREEHILL WAY COLLEGE ROAD OneSixSix affords an excellent level of macro coverage from all operators for G, G and G services. The closest serving cells are detailed in respect of G, G and G services and can be seen vary in location and distance, providing general coverage to the building. Any high concentration of users within the units may impact on the capacity available especially if this is confined to any one single network operator. Based on this information it is considered to be a location that affords an excellent level of overall coverage across all operators at street level for G, G and G services. COVERAGE KEY - Indoor prediction 0 OE (o indoor coverage at this location) 5 COVERAGE KEY - Street Level o coverage at this location Limited external coverage, indoors unlikley External coverage variable with limited indoor capability External coverage most areas, variable indoor capability external coverage, indoor coverage in small buildings Excellent external coverage, good indoor coverage in most buildings Surrounding buildings, the distance and direction of the serving cells and building construction can all impact on the penetration of signal throughout a building. Based on the location and serving cells, it is envisaged that a good/variable level of coverage will be present throughout the building for G, G and G services, with some potential degradation of services in the under croft parking areas and associated stairwells. In cases of coverage issues, each of the operators can provide solutions to enhance their service of which we can provide details and assist in their procurement and installation should they be required. Further to the coverage levels, the availability of service is dependant on capacity. This is the volume of data and simultaneous voice calls the macro cell can accommodate at any one time. Capacity issues result in network busy messages or dropped calls. The level of capacity can be addressed by the operators should the building be populated with a high number of users on a single network which will impact on both them and others using the same cell. EE operates under both the TMobile and Orange brands within the United Kingdom / Three operates a G/G network only G G G A09 Cell Site Information Macro site typically >0m above ground level Street level micro cells typically <0m above ground level All locations are approximate only Vodafone G G G G Operators. Three. Vodafone. O. EE O / / G G G POOR (Indoor coverage unlikely) LOW (Limited indoor coverage) FAIR (Variable coverage in all buildings) / EE GOOD ( to small buildings, variable in larger buildings) EXCELLET ( coverage in most buildings and areas) It should be noted that the location, building fabric / materials, surrounding environs impact on the ability of RF penetration and these predictions are for guidance only. / Page of 6

Fixed Telecoms Appraisal Summary Fixed Telecoms Appraisal Summary In addition to the Fixed etwork carrier study completed, a review by survey of the building was undertaken on the st December 05. The purpose of this survey was to clearly identify the presence of all existing fixed telecommunications carrier s infrastructure in the building, adjacent to or, within the local environs. LOOKIG EAST ALOG COLLEGE ROAD SITE AERIAL VIEW (Building highlighted in red) LOOKIG WEST ALOG COLLEGE ROAD Local Carriers OneSixSix has access for telecommunications service predominantly in the south west corner of the building from College Road. The existing level of telecommunications infrastructure within the surrounding environs extends to that from BT and Virgin Media at this time. Typically BT presence is extensive with a number of chambers along College Road providing access into the building. The local BT chamber considered to be serving the building is located outside of the main entrance in the footway providing access into the under croft parking area (See Photograph ). Further BT chambers are present at various locations adjacent to the building with a noted cluster and cabinet at the junction of College Road with Headstone Road. In addition to BT, Virgin Media have a good presence in the local environs plus an existing chamber located at the north west corner of the building on Junction Road. This extends from their network which is present also in Headstone Road and College Road (See Photographs,,, 5 & 6). Based on the layout of the building, we consider that any additional building entries, such as Virgin Media would be best placed adjacent to that of BT. This would require extension of their network from the junction of College Road with Headstone Road to facilitate connection. This however is based on our initial survey and would be subject to further investigation to confirm viability of this or access from Junction Road. PHOTOGRAPH EXISTIG BT CHAMBER I FOOTWAY O COLLEGE ROAD COSIDERED TO PROVIDE SERVICE TO BUILDIG PHOTOGRAPH EXISTIG BT AD VIRGI MEDIA CHAMBERS I FOOTWAY AT JUCTIO OF COLLEGE ROAD WITH HEADSTOE ROAD PHOTOGRAPH EXISTIG VIRGI MEDIA CHAMBER I VERGE ADJACET TO ORTH WEST CORER OF BUILDIG Page of 6

Fixed Telecoms Appraisal Summary PHOTOGRAPH EXISTIG VIRGI MEDIA AD BT CHAMBERS AT JUCTIO OF HEADSTOE ROAD WITH JUCTIO ROAD PHOTOGRAPH 5 EXISTIG BT AD VIRGI MEDIA CHAMBERS AT JUCTIO OF HEADSTOE ROAD WITH COLLEGE ROAD PHOTOGRAPH 6 EXISTIG BT CHAMBERS AD CABIET O COLLEGE ROAD AT JUCTIO WITH HEADSTOE ROAD Building Presence The point of telecommunications intake is located in a small room within the under croft parking area at the south west corner of the building (See Photograph 7). The BT intake consists of two 00mm diameter (approx) ducts through the external wall at high level from the local external chamber. The duct has a total of five incoming cables providing both copper and fibre services to the building. The level of copper services extends to approximately 50 pairs over a single cable terminating in a distribution point (DP) DP59 on the wall (See Photograph 9) with a number of outgoing cables. The fibre entering the building is over four cables (multiple fibres/tubes) terminated in three gas seals and a fibre splice enclosure on the wall adjacent to the intake ducts (See Photograph 8). Each termination point has outgoing blown fibre tubes (BFT s) exiting the room at high level on the existing containment (See Photograph 0). On inspection of the outgoing cabling for both copper and fibre services, these were all found to have been cut off where they exit the room at high level as part of the refurbishment (See Photograph ). Typically this will require BT to pull back these outgoing cables and tubes into the relevant copper DP and fibre gas seals and splice enclosure to suit prior to installation of any new services for incoming tenants. Access to the tenant floors from this point is via high level containment across the under croft car parking soffit into the main building riser (See Photograph ). This riser runs the full height of the building with riser cupboards on each floor. The space within the riser cupboard is good with adequate space for any termination equipment required to provide services to all floors. Based on our inspection of the building and risers we conclude that access to all floors is excellent in respect of riser locations and available space, with good access into the tenant areas via the suspended ceiling space or raised access floors. o further services from alternative carriers were identified entering the building at this time. PHOTOGRAPH 7 EXISTIG BT DUCT ITAKES I ROOM WITHI UDER CROFT PARKIG AREA PHOTOGRAPH 8 EXISTIG BT FIBRE SERVICES O WALL ADJACET TO ITAKE DUCTS PHOTOGRAPH 9 EXISTIG BT COPPER DISTRIBUTIO POIT O WALL Page 5 of 6

Fixed Telecoms Appraisal Summary PHOTOGRAPH EXISTIG BT COPPER AD FIBRE SERVICES CUT OFF AT EXIT POIT OF ROOM AT HIGH LEVEL PHOTOGRAPH ACCESS AT HIGH LEVEL FROM UDER CROFT PARKIG AREA ITO BUILDIG RISER PHOTOGRAPH 0 EXISTIG BT COPPER AD FIBRE SERVICES EXITIG ROOM AT HIGH LEVEL ABOVE COPPER DP Service Availability The standard services afforded by BT over its existing copper networks provides a level of broadband services with speeds expected in the region of 7Mbs. This exchange has been enabled to provide BT Infinity services over FTTC with speeds of up to 80Mbs download and 0Mbs upload but is not currently indicating availability to this location, and provides no dates for such services to be deployed at this time (Data via the BT website). However, the current level of business tariff services available from BT will provide an excellent level of service at this time affording any level of speed and bandwidth required over fibre products. Furthermore, there are a host of companies that can provide enhanced products over the existing infrastructure providing smaller businesses a more affordable level of service if so required. The presence of BT fibre services already in place in the building, and Virgin Media in the local environs affords a choice of carrier to provide additional fibre based services to any incoming tenant albeit subject to connection, wayleaves and/or third party agreements. Summary Based on the level of infrastructure and the availability of services from BT s local exchange, we consider OneSixSix has an excellent/good level of connectivity with the ability to enhance this by means of additional fibre services where required in minimal timescales from order. The presence of the additional carrier affords a good alternative provision of service and diversity at this time albeit subject to new building intake positions and rights of access requirements. Page 6 of 6