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Ethernet Leased Line

Leased Line Broadband – The ultimate, superfast, dedicated connection.

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Dedicated Full Fibre Gigabit Connectivity

Future-proof your business today, with a dedicated business leased line. The fastest of all available internet connections: direct Ethernet connection through 100 percent fibre optic cables from business premises to the ISP, delivering average speeds of 10Gbps.

Invest in a strong, dedicated ethernet leased line for your business.

If your business is looking for a fast, reliable and cost-effective connection to your premise a leased line is the way forward.


IBT offer a full range of Fibre Ethernet services with speeds of up to 10Gbps providing committed, secure, uncontended connection for all your voice and data needs. An Ethernet Leased line is ideal for organisations wishing to converge voice and data on a single connection.


In contrast to a generic Broadband connection Ethernet leased lines allow for the upstream and downstream capacity to be equal. With most businesses being supported by the cloud this ease of data transfer is essential.

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GBVS – Gigabit Broadband Voucher Scheme

If you are a small to medium sized business you could be eligible for a grant of up to £2500. With the enhancement of the optical fibre infrastructure the Government has allocated £200 million to ensure businesses stay up-to-date and connected.


Call 01438 355355 to see if your business qualifies.

Ready for Super-Fast?

Having access to reliable, super-fast intent access in an age of increasing cloud service adoption makes a lot of sense. Speed is only one factor that makes Leased Lines an essential part of any business.


Symmetrical connections offer a more reliable connection for VoIP and remote server access. SLA’s mean any faults are fixed within hours, rather than days, essential for any business with a high reliance on connectivity for their business to operate.

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Leased Line Benefits

Dedicated

Avoid the slow period. A dedicated line means a fast, reliable speed – constantly!

Leased lines are uncontended. This means a dedicated connection between your premises and the local exchange.

Symmetrical

Leased Lines are also “Symmetric”. This means that the upstream and download speeds are the same.

Conference calls happening on 3 different floors…? Not to worry your file sharing, downloads and uploads will remain speedy.

Fast + SLAs

Leased lines offer speeds of up to 10Gbps (10,000 Mbps) throughout most of the UK.

Have peace of mind we will be there for you with our bespoke Service Level Agreements.

Cost Effective

Now is the time do make the switch! You’ll only ever pay for the band width you need, alongside our fixed upfront costs.

24/7 Monitoring

Leave the monitoring to us – we will looking after your service day and night.

Instant Reports

With our online tracking system you will be able to see what’s happening whenever you like. Follow your business growth with ease.

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Frequently asked questions

For tailored information, contact us directly and we will happily answer any questions you may have. 

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  • What is a Leased Line?

    Unlike conventional telephone lines in the public switched telephone network (PSTN), leased lines are not switched circuits and do not have a corresponding telephone number. Both ends of the line is permanently linked, always on and dedicated so unaffected by local fluctuations in bandwidth demand.

    Leased lines can be used for Business VoIP, Internet and other data connectivity services including Software as a Sevice (SaaS) and Cloud Data Storage.

    A leased line is a premium Internet connectivity product, normally delivered over fibre, which provides uncontested, symmetrical bandwidth with full-duplex traffic. It is also known as a leased Ethernet line, dedicated line, data circuit or private line.

  • How much will a leased line cost?

    Pricing is based upon the connection you would like. Having a leased line is slightly more expensive than your Fibre Connection BUT if staying connected is something you cannot put a price on it may be worth looking at making the switch.

  • Is my company eligible for the GBVS?

    Most probably yes. But take a look to see on the official website. While you’re there take a look at all the information. It will tell you everything you need to know.

  • Is a leased line the right move for my business?

    Ensuring your business is well connected is key to making your business run smoothly. Having a strong, stable, reliable connection is therefore the way forward. If your business already makes use of IP telephony, cloud based projects and video conferencing then a leased line will ensure these applications run with ease.

  • How long does installation take?

    You’ll need to view the installation of your fibre optic leased line is a project. There are numerous questions, assessment of the premises, and visits by engineers. We provided a team dedicated to managing installations whilst keeping a close eye on how things are progressing and clearly communicating updates to you as soon as they have them.

  • Can I increase speeds in the future?

    Yes, you can increase your speed provided there is space on the bearer line. It’s worth asking at the outset what the maximum available speed is available.

  • How reliable is a Leased Line?

    Dedicated fibre optic is extremely reliable as it’s not susceptible to environmental factors like electronic interference and the weather. If it does go down, a leased line is treated as a priority fix, usually with a five-hour target for a fix if there’s a total loss of service (versus several days for standard broadband services).

  • Are there any disadvantages of a leased line?

    A leased line can take a while to set up and install, and depending on location can cost quite a lot for installation. Ongoing the costs are higher than normal Fibre Broadband but for a much superior service.