What’s the difference between FTTP, FTTC, and ADSL?
We’ve got the answers—and we’ll keep it simple! When it comes to broadband, it’s all about how far the fibre travels. And here’s the scoop:
FTTP (Fibre to the Premises) aka Full Fibre:
Now we’re talking! FTTP delivers fibre all the way to your home, meaning no copper cables, no limitations, and speeds that go all the way to 2,000Mbps! 🚀 This is the future-proof solution that’s built to keep up with your family’s needs for years to come.
ADSL (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line):
This old-school connection uses copper cables and maxes out at speeds of up to 67Mbps. A bit slow for today’s needs, right?
FTTC (Fibre to the Cabinet):
Getting a little better, FTTC brings fibre to your street cabinet, but still uses copper cables from there to your home. Speeds can hit up to 150Mbps, but it still leaves room for improvement.
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Why FTTP is the Winner:
Eco-Friendly: FTTP uses less energy and is better for the planet! 🌍
Blazing Fast Speeds: FTTP doesn’t slow down, even when everyone’s online—streaming, gaming, working, you name it.
More Reliable: No more worrying about bad weather or faulty cables slowing you down. FTTP keeps things fast and steady.
You can also call our team on 0333 311 9911 for a more in-depth walk-through of the differences, and the benefits of Full Fibre broadband.
