NBN Wireless is an asymmetrical service with different download and upload speeds. Business Wireless Broadband delivers symmetrical speeds where both are the same.
Business Grade Fixed Wireless has a 1:1 contention and the service is dedicated to the end user. An NBN wireless service connects to the local NBN network which is shared by multiple end-users.
NBN Wireless is currently limited to a maximum of up to 25Mbps download and 5Mbps upload. Business Fixed Wireless Broadband has the capability of providing symmetrical speeds of 1,000Mbps.
Fixed Wireless Broadband is a genuine alternative to high bandwidth SHDSL and Business Fibre. The service is ideal for businesses using cloud based applications including UC Systems, Business VoIP, Hosted PBX, CRM Systems, Video Conferencing and Cloud Based Storage. It's also used for business VPN.
Yes. Standard services are delivered with speeds of between 1Mbps and 30Mbps. Speeds of up to 1,000Mbps can be achieved with specialised equipment. Our carrier uses the best technology available today to deliver the service. The on-premise equipment is extremely powerful, supporting bandwidths of many Mbps faster than almost all standard ADSL and cable technologies.
Very unlikely. If there is interference then it's likely to be with equipment of similar kind. If this happens then it's relatively easy to identify the other piece of equipment and manage the frequencies to stop any further interference.
No. The equipment is designed to work well in any weather conditions and is unaffected by heat, cold or rain. Our carrier's antenna technology has been designed in Canada to operate in cold conditions, heavy snow and blizzards.
The wireless power being transmitted from the antenna is generally less than that from a handheld mobile phone.
Yes. The network has sufficient low latency that will support a high level of VoIP quality. The network has been built to deliver commercial grade broadband services. The fixed wireless network will support data hosting, video conferencing, surveillance and security applications, offices with more than 20 staff, multimedia content delivery, multi-site virtual private networks (VPN) and more.
