ETHERNET SERVICES

Superfast internet is just the beginning. Whether you're a team of one or an agile SME, Centurion's superfast broadband offers customisable solutions that make you unstoppable.

To most, broadband is the common term for a very fast and reliable connection to the Internet. It allows users to download online entertainment such as video clips and music, listen to digital radio, send e-mail faster and speeds up everything they do online. A broadband service can transmit information at up to 40 times the speed of a dial-up modem connection. As the connection is always on, users don’t need to dial up every time they want to log on.

Our Broadband internet access technologies can meet any requirement you need. From cost-effective asymmetric Business-grade ADSL lines and 3G/4G, to higher-end symmetric SDSL, Fibre based connectivity (FTTx) and Wireless. All of our broadband services are business grade, and fully managed and supported by our technical team. One or more fixed IP addresses are provided for proactive monitoring purposes and for Virtual Private Network (VPN) tunneling deployment when necessary. We can also deliver professionally driven onsite installations.

Broadband Technologies Explained

Wireless: Wireless broadband uses the 4G mobile network to connect to a modem at your house. Because a strong 4G signal is required to get online, wireless isn’t available everywhere. Chorus does not offer wireless broadband.
ADSL: ADSL uses the copper network which provides a dedicated line to your property so there’s bandwidth available just for you and the connection from our network to your property won’t slow down in peak times like nights and weekends.
VDSL: VDSL uses our fibre network to get to a cabinet positioned on the street, and then the copper network from the cabinet to your house. It still provides a dedicated connection to your home so you don’t have to compete with the neighbours for bandwidth when you’re online.
Fibre: Our preferred choice! Fibre uses fibre optic cable to transport huge amounts of data, via pulses of light, at ultra-fast speeds. Fibre performance doesn’t degrade over distance meaning your broadband speed is consistent.