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The BigAir network is fast.

Speed

We're sure your new BigAir Fixed Wireless Ethernet network will outperform your current DSL connection when measured in the real world - by real user experience.

Not only can the BigAir Fixed Wireless Ethernet connection be configured up to 1 Gbit/s (that's 1,000Mbps), but the upload speed equals the download speed. This makes BigAir perfect for any application that requires large file transfers, streaming media, or large numbers of simultaneous users.

Fixed Wireless Ethernet connections are rarely blocked too - and that effectively impacts speed of service. When there are potential exposures, a second backup wireless link is simply connected to a different base station. In contrast, the cost to install a second fibre connection using different street duct access is typically prohibitive and often impossible. The result is consistent business-grade performance 24/7.

Test the speed of your connection now.

Many businesses are confused by the so-called 'speeds' that are quoted for typical DSL and even cable networks. These 'speeds' are really just the the bandwidth, or capacity of the service - only ever delivered in a perfect world.

It's actually the combination of contention, latency and bandwidth that delivers the real 'speed' you will receive. Contention refers to the number of customers using the same service. Bandwidth is the capacity of the connection. Latency refers to the delay in the network, being the amount of time it takes to travel from the source to the destination and back again. Together, contention, bandwidth and latency define the real speed of a network, and thus the speed at which people can work.