FTTC stands for Fibre to the Cabinet, which means that the fibre-optic cable runs to a cabinet on the street, and then uses traditional copper lines to connect to the customer’s premises. This allows for faster internet speeds than traditional copper-based options like ADSL2+, but it is generally slower and less reliable than FTTP (Fibre to the Premises).

FTTP stands for fibre to the Premises, which means that the fibre-optic cable runs all the way to the customer’s premises. This allows for the fastest and most reliable internet speeds, making it an ideal option for large businesses that require a high-speed, reliable connection for things like video conferencing and data transfer.

G.FAST is a technology that allows for faster internet speeds over traditional copper lines by using a combination of fibre and copper. It is similar to FTTC in that it uses a cabinet on the street, but it uses G.FAST technology to boost the speeds over copper lines. It is generally faster than traditional copper-based options like ADSL2+, but slower and less reliable than FTTP.

ADSL2+ stands for Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line and it is a type of broadband that uses traditional copper phone lines to deliver internet service. It is generally slower and less reliable than fibre-based options like FTTC, FTTP and G.FAST. It is best suited for small to medium-sized businesses with lower internet usage needs.

Each option has its own set of advantages and disadvantages, but in general, FTTP offers the fastest and most reliable internet speeds, while FTTC and G.FAST offer faster speeds than traditional copper-based options like ADSL2+.

FTTP is ideal for large businesses that require a high-speed, reliable connection for things like video conferencing and data transfer.

FTTC and G.FAST are more suitable for small to medium-sized businesses that require faster internet speeds than traditional copper-based options, but do not require the highest speeds available.

ADSL2+ is best suited for small to medium-sized businesses with lower internet usage needs.

The best option for your business will depend on your specific needs and usage requirements. We would be happy to discuss your needs and provide you with a recommendation based on your specific requirements.

Our Internet service is designed to handle high-bandwidth usage and can be scaled to meet the specific needs of your business. We also offer dedicated bandwidth options to ensure that your business has the bandwidth it needs at all times.

The lead times for a broadband installation can vary depending on the technology and the solution you require. Please contact us to discuss your needs and requirements, if you require connectivity quicker than standard broadband lead times allow then we have a number of Mobile 4G & 5G options available that can be rapidly deployed.

The cost of our Internet service will vary depending on the type of service, the speed, and the amount of bandwidth required. We would be happy to provide you with a quote after discussing your needs and requirements.

To get started with our Internet service, please contact us to discuss your needs and requirements. Our team will work with you to set up the service and provide any necessary training and support.

We have a range of support and technical assistance options available, offering up to 24/7 cover, to ensure that your business can always stay connected. Our team is available to assist you with any issues or concerns you may have, and we offer a variety of support options such as phone, email, and chat.

The process of delivering a managed leased line typically includes the following steps:

1. Requirements Gathering: Our team will work with you to understand your business requirements and usage patterns to determine the best speed and term of circuit to support your business needs.
2. Quotation: Based on the results of the requirements gathering, we will provide you with a quotation for the leased line service, including any necessary equipment and installation costs.
3. Ordering: Once you have accepted the quotation and signed the contract, we will place the order for the leased line service with our network provider.
4. Installation: Our network provider will conduct a survey at your site to determine the works required to deliver the leased line. Based on the outcome of this survey, we will have a greater understanding of the expected delivery timescales, which can take several weeks or months, depending on the complexity of the installation, the availability of resources and the location. Our team will work with you to ensure that the process is as smooth and efficient as possible, and will keep you informed of the progress at every step.
5. Configuration and Testing: Once the installation is complete, our team will configure the equipment and test the connection to ensure that it is working correctly.
6. Handover: Once the connection is fully tested and configured, we will hand over the leased line to you, and provide you with any necessary training and support to ensure that you are able to fully use the service.
7. Ongoing Support: We will provide ongoing monitoring, maintenance, and support for the leased line service to ensure that it is always working at optimal performance.

The process of delivering a managed leased line can take several weeks, depending on the complexity of the installation, the availability of resources and the location. Our team will work with you to ensure that the process is as smooth and efficient as possible, and will keep you informed of the progress at every step.