Integrated Business Telecom
ADSL
ADSL & ADSL2+
Enhance your connection by expanding your bandwith
Reliable Business ADSL Connection
If your company is a new start up or is a small growing business, ADSL could be your answer to a quick connection. ADSL (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line) is a type of digital subscriber line (DSL) technology, that carries data over already installed copper telephone lines. All of our business ADS connections are provisioned on business premium analogue phone lines; offering improved SLA’s.
Being an entry level broadband the cost is minimal in comparison to other internet connectivity options.
ADSL or ADSL2+
In comparison to the standard ADSL connection, ADSL2+ gives you the flexibility of connecting more than one PC, or internet compatible device, to the internet at any one time. Similarly to ADSL your connection speed is still reliant on your distance from the exchange but with ADSL2+ you are more likely to get speeds 3 times faster than ADSL. This ADSL upgrade makes video conferencing, file transfer, and streaming happen with ease. If you are a small to medium sized business ADSL2+ would be of great benefit to your workplace.
The key difference between ADSL and ADSL2+ is that ADSL2+ uses twice as much bandwidth across copper wires as ADSL does. Therefore, giving the end user higher speeds.
If you require even faster speeds that accommodate larger work forces or a hosted telephony system FTTC or FTTP are the way forward.
Pricing Plans
ASDL
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30 day rolling contract
ADSL2+
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Router included
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Premium analogue line included
Converged ADSL2+
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Router included
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Premium analogue line included
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Suitable for voice and data
Frequently asked questions
ADSL stands for Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line. ADSL is a rented line that is a reliable, high quality connection.
Yes – ADSL run on the copper line from you place of work to the roadside cabinet. It is therefore easy to set up and often more affordable. Being the most common form of connection, it is widely available in most areas.
The speed of your ADSL will depend on how far/close you are to the telephone exchange. Maximum upload speeds can reach 24Mbps, with maximum download speeds ranging from 2Mbps to 8Mbps. If you want to know your average speed you can check this with your provider before installation.