0330 220 21 21
Home satellite broadband provides internet access to households in areas where traditional broadband options such as cable or DSL are not available or reliable. It works by transmitting signals to and from a satellite dish installed on the customer’s property.
Satellite broadband is an internet service that uses satellite technology to provide high-speed internet access to users. It works by transmitting and receiving data signals between a satellite dish on the ground and a geostationary satellite in space, providing internet connectivity to areas where traditional wired or wireless broadband options are not available or feasible.
Satellite broadband can be reliable, but it depends on various factors such as weather conditions, signal interference, network congestion, and the quality of the equipment used.However, advancements in technology and the use of more sophisticated equipment have improved the reliability of satellite broadband in recent years.
Rural satellite broadband is a type of internet service that uses satellite technology to provide high-speed internet access to people living in rural or remote areas where traditional broadband options such as cable or DSL are not available or are unreliable.
The average satellite broadband speeds typically range from 12 to 100 Mbps for downloads and 3 to 20 Mbps for uploads, depending on the satellite internet service provider, the plan selected, and other factors such as network congestion and signal interference.
With access to high-speed internet, rural residents can access entertainment and social media, stay connected with family and friends, and enjoy other benefits of modern technology.
0330 220 21 21
konnect Internet is as easy to use as fibre optics and 4G. But instead of getting a connection through cables or radio waves, your home accesses high-speed broadband using satellite technology. Even though the satellite is located 22,000 miles above the earth, all you need is a satellite dish equipped with a konnect transceiver and Box to connect easily to the whole world and enjoy superfast Internet.
So, if you can see the sky, you can have konnect Internet!
konnect’s unlimited packages give you free access to the Internet, with no data threshold. If a large number of customers are using the service at the same time, the speed may be adjusted, but each month you receive a prioritised amount of data, which varies depending on the deal you have chosen. This amount of data is protected against any adjustment, even if there is a lot of traffic.
Your account will be activated once your equipment has been installed by a professional. Our customer service team will contact you to arrange an installation date after we have processed your order. This installation date is generally in 5 to 14 days.
konnect offers packages with different connection speeds, so you can choose a deal that suits your required number of users and level of usage. If you have a lot of users and are frequently streaming content, opt for a subscription package with a higher speed for optimal performance.
Internet via a traditional ADSL, fibre or 4G connection is identical to satellite broadband. The main difference is that satellite broadband is available everywhere, with no need for a cable link or mobile coverage. Bear in mind though, that the satellite signal travels 45,000 miles to give you coverage everywhere. That creates a slight lag. We therefore don’t recommend using satellite broadband for services that require low latency–like multi-player online gaming, for example.
konnect Internet is as easy to use as fibre optics and 4G. But instead of getting a connection through cables or radio waves, your home accesses high-speed broadband using satellite technology.
Even though the satellite is located 22,000 miles above the earth, all you need is a satellite dish equipped with a konnect transceiver and Box to connect easily to the whole world and enjoy superfast Internet.
So, if you can see the sky, you can have konnect Internet!
Broadband Shack
1B Long Brook Trading Estate
Ashton Vale
Bristol
BS3 2HW