Fixed Wireless Broadband Using Cambium cnWave
High-speed wireless connectivity designed for rural and hard-to-reach areas where traditional fibre rollout is challenging.
What is Fixed Wireless Access?
Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) is a broadband technology that delivers high-speed internet to homes and businesses using wireless radio links instead of traditional cables. It is particularly effective in rural and hard-to-reach areas where installing fibre infrastructure can be complex, time-consuming, or costly.
By using advanced wireless systems such as Cambium Networks’ cnWave technology, Fixed Wireless Access can provide fast, reliable connectivity with performance comparable to fibre in many scenarios. This makes it an ideal solution for bridging connectivity gaps while full fibre networks are being developed or where fibre deployment is not immediately viable.
What is Cambium cnWave?
Cambium cnWave is a next-generation wireless broadband solution based on 60 GHz millimetre wave technology. It is designed to deliver multi-gigabit speeds with low latency, making it suitable for modern applications such as video streaming, remote working, cloud services, and business connectivity.
Unlike older wireless systems, cnWave uses advanced beamforming and mesh networking to maintain stable connections even in challenging environments. This allows multiple properties to be connected efficiently from a central access point, creating a scalable and flexible network.
For rural deployments, cnWave provides a powerful alternative to traditional broadband infrastructure, enabling rapid rollout without the need for extensive groundworks.
Fixed Wireless Access works by transmitting data between a central base station and a receiver installed at your property.
The process begins with a high-capacity fibre connection feeding into a wireless access point, typically mounted on a mast, rooftop, or elevated structure. This access point broadcasts a high-frequency signal across the surrounding area.
At your property, a small external antenna or receiver is installed, which communicates directly with the access point. This receiver is connected to your internal router, allowing you to access broadband services throughout your home or business.
Because the connection is fixed and directional, it offers greater stability and performance compared to mobile networks. With modern technologies like cnWave, it is possible to achieve high speeds and low latency over relatively long distances, making it well suited to rural environments.
How Fixed Wireless Broadband Works
How We Deliver Fixed Wireless Broadband
At TNS Connectivity, we design and deploy Fixed Wireless networks specifically for rural and underserved areas.
What to Expect During Installation
Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) is a broadband technology that delivers high-speed internet to homes and businesses using wireless radio links instead of traditional cables. It is particularly effective in rural and hard-to-reach areas where installing fibre infrastructure can be complex, time-consuming, or costly.
By using advanced wireless systems such as Cambium Networks’ cnWave technology, Fixed Wireless Access can provide fast, reliable connectivity with performance comparable to fibre in many scenarios. This makes it an ideal solution for bridging connectivity gaps while full fibre networks are being developed or where fibre deployment is not immediately viable.
Benefits of Fixed Wireless Broadband
Fixed Wireless Access is particularly well suited to rural environments where traditional broadband solutions face challenges.
Geography, distance, and low population density can make fibre deployment difficult. Wireless technology allows us to overcome these barriers by delivering connectivity over the air rather than through the ground.
At TNS Connectivity, we focus on providing solutions for communities that have been overlooked by larger providers. Our networks are designed to support farms, remote homes, and rural businesses that require reliable broadband for everyday operations.
How Demand Drives Network Expansion
Our Fixed Wireless rollout is driven by demand within each area. When residents and businesses register their interest, it helps us identify where connectivity improvements are most needed.
This demand-led approach allows us to prioritise areas efficiently, ensuring that resources are allocated where they will have the greatest impact.
By registering your interest, you are directly contributing to the expansion of broadband infrastructure in your community.