|  Broadband
brings a high speed, always
on, and no call charge method
of Internet connection to your business.
This method of access provides the most flexibility:-
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Broadband works at approximately
10 x the speed of a traditional modem, ranging from 512Kbps
up to 2048Kbps. |
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Broadband has no download restrictions, or
time of use restrictions. |
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Always on Internet access, with no call charges! |
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No long term commitment - the contract is
only for 3 months. We believe that once you have tried our
service you will want to stay with us. |
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You can easily migrate from an existing service
to OfficeLink IT. This is easy to do using our sign up process. |
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You have the backup of a company committed
to good service - providing you with better value. |
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OfficeLink IT offer a range of Broadband
pricing options depending on speed and service needed.
We also offer static IP addresses. |
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Our optional ‘Complete
Package’ deal offers everything you need to get
Broadband up and running for your business including hardware
to connect the service to your computers (note - all standard
ADSL equipment operates with our service). |
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We can also advise on Satellite
Broadband options. Grants are available in many parts
of the UK to support the cost of this. Contact
us today for details. |
Our business 1 Megabit service costs £62.86
(inc.vat) a month. Compare that to BT's service at £140.99
(inc.vat).
Is Broadband available in my area? |
Broadband ADSL is not available to everyone in the UK. During the
sign-up process your line is checked to find whether ADSL is available.
If ADSL is not available, then please contact us. We can discuss
suitable alternatives.
Contact us to arrange
a consultation.
| What
do I need? |
Broadband ADSL Internet access requires a BT telephone line. You
will also need either a Broadband modem or router, plus a micro-filter,
which we can supply. As well as DIY, OfficeLink IT offer both
self install and IT Specialist installation options.
Learn more about
the complete package
| How
does it work? |
Broadband ADSL uses a range of tones or frequencies called discrete
multi-frequency tones (or DMT). There are up to 256 downstream tones,
and 32 upstream tones. The range of frequencies on the line for
ADSL range from 26 Kilohertz up to 1100 Kilohertz. Filters separate
these tones from frequencies used for telephone calls. One filter
is at the subscriber end, another is at the BT exchange end. Circuits
terminate on a DSLAM (digital subscriber line access module) at
the BT exchange to provide ADSL service. Part of the equipment is
the filter, which separates off the telephone service. This is in
turn connected to standard exchange equipment. The DSLAM provides
an ATM connection to OfficeLink IT's ISP service.
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