High Speed Air Fibre

for businesses

Why businesses need to use an Air Fibre solution?

"Fixed wireless Ethernet is an extremely flexible way of enabling fast access to the internet without the need for leasing and/or installing cables."

Fixed Wireless is typically part of a wireless WAN infrastructure connecting two fixed locations (such as buildings) with a directional radio antenna at each end
of the signal. it is designed for various weather conditions, signal distances and bandwidths. radios and antennas are usually selected to make their transmission beam as narrow as possible and thus focus transmitted energy to their destination. this increases reliability and reduces the chance of eavesdropping and/or data injection. the devices at either end are powered via mains with battery backup.

it's a cost-effective and extremely flexible way of enabling data communications between sites and providing access to the internet without the need for leasing and/or installing cables.

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AIR FIBRE FEATURE AIR FIBRE BENEFIT
Connection through the air Reliable with no cables in the ground that can be disturbed fast installation in hours or days rather than months flexible making it ideal for temporary sites and rapid bandwidth upgrade
High quality and high availability Flexible and high quality connectivity with fibre equivalent performance characteristics including latency, jitter, packet loss and availability
Symmetrical
(upload speed = download speed) Perfect for a wide range of applications including cloud- based applications, web hosting, streaming media, VoIP, and teleconferencing.
Bandwidth options range from 1M-1GB Faster by providing high speed broadband beyond the reach of adsl, shdsl, efm or where fibre is not
99.999% uptime service level agreements Professional service level agreements available based on a site by site basis

Did You Know?

“Business suffers from extremely variable performance in terms of speed and stability when using DSL connections as their primary source of access to the internet?”

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