Leased Line
Your own private connection
connectAssure™ Ethernet leased lines provide you with your very own uncontended, private connection that can carry enormous amounts of data and be tailored to your needs.
Our leased lines come with a market leading Service Level Agreement and improved security and privacy over other connectivity solutions so you can be confident in receiving excellent service.
Fixed leased line
A fully symmetrical uncontended service with consistent speeds of up to 80Mbps offer greater security and privacy than other connections.
Wireless leased line
Our wireless ethernet leased line utilises radio-based microwave technology so can be provisioned in a matter of days and are typically 50% lower in cost.
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Benefits:
- Work more efficiently due to a faster connection
- Get peace of mind with a safe and dedicated connection
- Security/encryption available as an option
- Rely on our stable network to provide high availability
- Transfer high volumes of data, with a large bandwidth allocation
Features:
- Speeds up to 20Mbps both ways and 80Mbps downstream burst
- 5-hour fix time on faults
- Full UK-based telephone and online support
- Fully symmetrical uncontended service available
- Setup fee FREE*
- Availability 99.95%
- Installation 30-60 days
- Fix time 5 hour
- Router Optional
- Max speed 1Gbps both ways
- Setup fee FREE*
- Availability 99.95%
- Instalation 5-15 days
- Fix time 5 hour
- Router Optional
- Max speed 1Gbps both ways
*Setup is free on 3 year term | Service terms and conditions apply
- What is a Leased Line?
- Who needs it
- How it works
- What speeds are available?
- How reliable is it?
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What is a Leased Line?
Whereas other connections are shared between businesses and then shared again between employees, further decreasing the bandwidth, a leased line is uncontended, which means it guarantees a consistent speed that stays the same at all times.
Other than high bandwidth, leased lines also offer better security and privacy over other connectivity solutions because they are used exclusively by the company who owns them.
Who needs a Leased Line?
- Businesses requiring fast and symmetric access to the Internet
- Businesses requiring reliable, uncontended internet access across several sites and multiple users
- Businesses needing the ability to adjust their bandwidth during busy times
- Businesses that need consistent, uninterrupted internet access with quick support should they need it
How do Leased Lines work?
Leased Lines run over fibre optic technology, which is the most sophisticated medium for transferring data. Fibre optics use light pulses to transport data down fibre lines, and cost much less to maintain than traditional copper lines. Today, all core networks are based on fibre due it's high-speed capacity and greater defiance to electromagnetic noise.
We aim to install Leased Lines within 30-60 days.
What speeds are available?
Bandwidth can be adjusted to the companies exact requirements. Choosing a speed comes down to how many people are using the Internet and your businesses Internet behaviour. For example, you may need to guarantee VPN access for remote workers between offices, or you may send many large files over the network. These types of tasks will require a larger bandwidth.
You can select from 10Mb to 10GB, but will only pay for what you want or need. The technology is scalable, meaning you can upgrade, depending on changing business requirements.
How reliable is a Leased Line?
Leased lines are, by nature, extremely resilient. Our leased lines fix time is within 5 hours and we also have a network of qualified engineers who are on hand to assist you 24/7.
Alistair Castillo from De Cotta Law says...
"We approached Telappliant following a recommendation from a client and have been a customer ever since. Telappliant provides us with a low-cost, flexible call package, which works perfectly with our VoIP PBX appliance and has a crystal clear billing arrangement."