Business ADSL Broadband Packages

Up to 24Mb ADSL broadband connections

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Can’t get fibre? Get the next best thing!

Let us provide you with the fastest possible business ADSL broadband connection, and then provide you with
a discounted upgrade as soon as fibre broadband becomes available in your area.

Don’t get left behind, speak to us today about a new ADSL line on 01494 523 523

Standard ADSL broadband packages

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5G2 Plus 40GB

Speed:

up to 12 Mbps down / 400Kbps up

Data Limit:

40GB per month

Static IP:

£5 per month

unlimited

5G2 Plus Unlimited:

Speed:

up to 24Mbps down / 1.3Mbps up

Data Limit:

Unlimited

Static IP:

Free

For capped packages Call us on 01494 523 523
and speak to a sales consultant.

Reasons for upgrading your broadband

Ultra Fast

High speed internet access, with speeds of up to 18 times faster than a standard dial-up connection.

Save on your Bill

Pay one reasonable flat fee. No need to worry about excess charges or pay-per-min rates.

Phone and Internet

Make calls, receive calls or send faxes while online with our fantastic Business Broadband offer.

Always On

No need to connect every time you use the internet.

Business ADSL broadband services

Adding a new Line?
Upgrading your Existing Line?
Moving Premises?

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ADSL broadband FAQ’s

  • Ultra Fast – ADSL Broadband provides high speed internet access, with speeds of up to 18 times faster than a standard dial-up connection
  • Simultanious Telephone and Internet – Does not affect your telephone services, so you can make calls, receive calls or send faxes while online.
  • Always On – Don’t waste time waiting to dial-up to the internet. With ADSL Broadband, you’re always online.
  • Save Money on your Bill – With ADSL, you pay one reasonable flat fee. No need to worry about excess charges or pay-per-min rates.

Efficient Emails – Receive up to the minute emails. ADSL allows your email client to check for new mail every few minutes, saving you time.

  • An IP address is the number used to identify the location of your computer on the internet, which enables it to communicate with other computers and websites.A static IP address from 5G means that this number assigned to your computer never changes. It is a fixed, permanent address, a little like the number of your house for example. You will need a static IP address if you want to:
  • Run your own FTTP server.
  • Host your own website.
  • Host online gaming sessions.
  • Connect to your computer from anywhere in the world via remote access.
  • Ensure other computers can locate your computer anywhere across the internet.
ADSL (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line) delivers high speed internet access, using existing copper telephone lines to transfer data back and forth at  much faster speeds than its predecessor, dial up internet…

Where the fastest dial-up modems can acheive maybe up to 57 Kbps, usually operating at around 53 Kbps, depending on the serivce acquired ADSL generally achieves between 1.5 and 8 Mbps, proving a significantly faster and superior alternative.

The “asymmetric” part of ADSL refers to the fact that the downstream data rate is faster than the upstream rate, meaning that you will be able to download data to your computer from the internet faster than you will be able to upload date from your computer to the internet. This is allowed because, generally, web page requests require little bandwidth to handle in comparision to internet downloads.

ADSL is the name given to a broadband connection which works through the copper wires of your existing phone line. Because it comes through the Openreach phone line network — which most homes are already connected to — it’s the most popular type of broadband available, simply because it’s so easy to sign up to and requires minimal installation in most cases.When broadband is installed, a microfilter is plugged into your phone connection. This separates the frequency of your phone line from that of your broadband connection. It’s this device that allows you to surf the web while chatting on the phone.

Almost all the major UK broadband providers offer ADSL as standard. While some of them also provide cable broadband, mobile broadband or ADSL2 broadband, ADSL broadband is by far the most commonly available. Nearly every home in the UK can now get broadband, so whether you live in Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland or England, ADSL broadband is very likely available to you now.

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