Fibre Ethernet Leased Line

Fibre Ethernet Leased Lines

The very best connectivity solution for your business at the very best prices on the market

Fibre Ethernet Leased Line / Business Ethernet

Fibre Ethernet leased lines offer the ultimate in dedicated leased line connectivity. It’s an end-to-end fibre solution which offers reliability and speeds no other connectivity product can match.

Full Fibre Ethernet is the perfect choice for a business looking to take complete control of its connectivity. Dedicated fibre Ethernet leased lines have an important role to play in business continuity. It is the preferred choice for businesses where any loss of service would have a major impact, either financially or operationally.

How much data can a fibre leased line handle?

With speeds of up to 10Gbps and ultra low latency, you can ensure that the most demanding and data-heavy applications can be handled with ease. VoIP systems are no problem for fibre ethernet leased lines, as well as multiple VoIP phone calls, large file transfers, heavy streaming and much more. It can handle a number of users, making it ideal for offices of all sizes.

Is it available in my area?

Most likely! Fibre ethernet leased line is available to businesses in almost any location, regardless of whether fibre is available in your area or not.

How can I ensure my service won’t fail?

A Fibre Ethernet leased line is the most reliable connectivity solution there is. However, if your business can’t afford to face downtime, a leased line failover can be installed so you can be sure you’ll stay connected.

Where can I find out more?

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Benefits

Up to 10Gbps upload/download speed
Unlimited downloads
UK-based 24/7 contact centre support
Fix time in under 5 hours
Typical installation 45-70 working days subject to site survey

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"The experience with Leasedline.co.uk was very straightforward and I was kept in the loop at all times. Since the leased line was installed we’ve all noticed a massive improvement!"
Soben Contract & Commercial Ltd
Lorraine McCann

"We've had a really good experience. Since the circuit has gone in it's been 100% perfect and does what it says on the tin. A happy customer here!"
Telecare 24 Ltd
Neil Evans

"We got 100Mbps for the price BT were offering 20Mbps and still saved money!"
Integral Memory Plc
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?What is a leased line? ?What’s the difference between a leased line and Ethernet? ?What are the different types of leased lines? ?What bandwidth does my business need? ?Why is a leased line more expensive than broadband? View all FAQs

A leased line is a dedicated internet line. Unlike business broadband which is shared amongst other businesses, a leased line isn’t shared with anyone else. This means a leased line can give you guaranteed symmetrical speeds, enhanced reliability and unrivalled speeds to make sure your business gets the connectivity service it needs.

A leased line and Ethernet are essentially the same. Dedicated business internet access using a superfast Ethernet cable is known by many names, including leased line, Ethernet or Dedicated Internet Access.

There are several different types of leased lines available. All suit different budgets and different business needs. They include:

Ethernet in the First Mile (EFM) – EFM provides an end-to-end solution using multiple copper wires to connect your business to the Ethernet core network. Ideal where fibre Ethernet is not currently available or would be costly to install.

Generic Ethernet Access (GEA) or Ethernet over Fibre to the Cabinet (EoFTTC) – A hybrid solution where existing fibre or copper cables connect your business to the street cabinet before a dedicated Ethernet line carries your data to the core network.

Leased Line or Fibre Ethernet – The ultimate end-to-end connectivity solution which offers unparalleled levels of speed and reliability. It can be implemented in most locations whether fibre is currently available or not.

Fibre Flex Leased Line – Commit to a low cost minimum bandwidth i.e. 200Mb and you will get burstable bandwidth of up to 1Gb when available, at no extra cost.

Point-to-Point – Perfect for connecting two or more offices in different locations and ensures your data is secure and your network performance is more reliable.

Well that depends on several factors such as how many employees you have and the services and applications that those employees use your internet for. Email, cloud services, VoIP phone calls, VoIP system, uploading and downloading files, web browsing, video conferencing and more all affect bandwidth.

Light use – basic email and web browsing

Moderate use – file downloads, streaming music or video, cloud usage and VoIP

Strong use – all of the above as well as large file downloads and interactive conferencing

Heavy use – all of the above as well as heavy use of internet applications and multiple devices per user

Well simply because with a leased line you get more than you do with traditional broadband. A leased line is an enterprise-grade solution delivered over an Ethernet fibre line direct into your business, dedicated specifically for your use.

Broadband on the other hand is a shared consumer level service which is delivered using copper wires. With Ethernet you’ll get guaranteed speeds and enhanced reliability – things which are at a much lesser standard when using traditional broadband.

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