FAQs

Our Wireless radios that connect you to the network are typically a round mesh disc the size of a dinner plate.  Sometimes we can use a smaller device, depending on location, the size of a phone.

Yes.  We use a Cat 5 or 6 cable from the network radio to a modem that is set up in your home.  There will need to be an access point through the outside wall of your home to feed the cable through to your modem inside.

Fixed wireless and satellite both provide internet services by transmitting from a distribution point to an access point. The access point is the device on your property, either an antenna or a dish.

The main difference is the distance that the network device is away from the access point.

Satellite internet’s distribution point is a satellite that’s orbiting the Earth about 22,000 miles away. Fixed wireless’s distribution point is more local.  Our network radios are within a few miles.

That distance impacts everything from latency to consistency of signal to the cost.

Wireless internet service is faster than DSL and Satellite.  With our Fiber backed solution, depending on your service plan, you can do all the things you love that require an internet connection.  This includes, but isn't limited to browsing, emailing, gaming, using WiFi calling, video conferencing, and streaming.

Fixed wireless internet service is delivered using radio transmitters to send information directly from one point to another. These transmitters are attached to stationary (fixed) objects—like poles, buildings, or trees—at strategic locations where a line of site can be established, combining to create a wireless network. Serving speeds ranging anywhere between 3 to 1000 Mbps, Fixed Wireless is reliable, efficient, and widely available.