Wireless internet
Internet delivered to your building by a wireless link from our network, where coverage is available.
Wireless internet
Wireless internet and point-to-point links
When cabling is impractical, a wireless link can deliver internet to your premises or connect two buildings. Feasibility depends on site conditions and network coverage, so every wireless job starts with a survey.
01 — Services
Wireless connectivity services
Point-to-point links
A dedicated wireless bridge between two sites — for example an office and a warehouse — to share one network.
Point-to-multipoint
One central site connected to several buildings across a campus or industrial area.
Equipment installation
Outdoor radios, mounts, poles, cabling, surge protection and configuration.
02 — Where it fits
Where wireless connectivity works well
- Offices and commercial buildingsWhere a cabled connection is unavailable or would take long to lay.
- Multi-building sitesFactories, warehouses, schools and campuses that need one network across buildings.
- CCTV backhaulCarrying camera feeds from a gate, yard or remote building to the main recorder.
- Suitable remote locationsSites with clear line of sight to our network or to another site.
03 — Site survey
Site survey and line-of-sight assessment
A wireless link needs a clear path between the two antennas. Before quoting, we check:
- Clear line of sight between both points, including trees, buildings and future construction
- Distance between sites and the expected link capacity
- Mounting height, rooftop access and pole or mast requirements
- Building permissions for rooftop installation
- Power availability and earthing at both ends
- Radio interference in the area
Feasibility
Wireless feasibility depends on site conditions and network coverage. Weather, obstructions and interference can affect performance. We confirm feasibility after the survey, before you commit.
04 — Coverage enquiry
Check wireless coverage
Tell us where you need connectivity. For a point-to-point link, include both locations in the requirement box.