Looking to switch: router query.

Hi, i'm looking to switch broadband providers but i have a query first.
At the moment my wifi is provided by Apple Airport Express and Apple extenders and is linked to the router with ethernet cable. Does the BT router have an ethernet connection so i can still use the Apple wifi and if so will i be apple to turn off the BT wifi while i use this method.
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yes the home hub has 4 ethernet connections and you can turn wireless off if you wish
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