Due to the access issues with fibre, we implemented 2Gb rooftop wireless dedicated leased line in less than ten days.
Rooftop wireless uses high-frequency radio waves to provide point-to-point internet connectivity, often over long distances, without the need for physical cables. It requires line-of-sight between two antennas; a base station and another on the rooftop of the customer’s building, which is connected to an indoor router or modem.
Using wireless as an access option allows us to offer the same SLA as fibre: 99.99% uptime, backed by a 4-hour fix, and installation is rapid. Rooftop wireless can also be paired with fibre as a diverse backup, offering a 100% uptime SLA guarantee.
As well as implementing the wireless connection, we were able to offer a commercial model to suit Sandbox, meaning they can continue to offer their customer base ‘scale-up workspaces at a scaled-down price tag’.
We were even able to negotiate directly with another ISP to get two in-contract 1Gb circuits cancelled early. This helped Sandbox out massively, meaning they avoided having to pay for two overlapping contracts.