Ting offers several pieces of equipment, including wireless routers, range extenders, and some TV-related hardware. The warranty terms for this equipment are outlined in this article.
An Optical Network Terminal, ONT, is a small box similar in size to a deck of playing cards that is installed inside your home. It converts the fiber optic signal into Ethernet, which can then be connected to a router.
The ONT:
You may have purchased devices connected to the ONT such as a wireless router, range extender, or TV streaming hardware devices. Here's a list of their warranty periods, along with additional details.
Renting equipment from Ting provides an ongoing warranty as long as the rental fee is paid. If you appreciate the assurance that Ting will continue to service (and potentially replace) the equipment without the concern of a warranty period, this is a great option!
- Ting does not offer a rent-to-own option.
- The rental fee for the router continues even if it exceeds the purchase price.
Please keep the following in mind to ensure that the warranty on your Ting equipment remains valid. If anyone, including yourself, a family member, a friend, a neighbor, or a contractor, damages the Ting equipment, the warranty may be voided.
Some common causes of damage include:
This is not an exhaustive list; Ting reserves the right to make the final decision regarding warranty coverage.