FTTR – Fiber to the Room
Enjoy the FTTR Experience Everywhere
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What is FTTR ?
FTTR (Fiber To The Room) is an advanced home networking solution that delivers fiber-optic extensions directly into individual rooms you choose.
Resulting in a strong, steady signal helping to reduce dead zones and provide more consistent Wi-Fi speeds.
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How the Fiber Actually Extends
FTTR uses fiber-optic cables to physically connect the rooms in your house using three key components:
- Main Router: The heart of fiber in your home.
- Invisible Wires: Ultra-thin and transparent (almost invisible) fiber wires are installed from the main router along your baseboards or walls with no drilling needed.
- Sub-Routers (Access Points): Invisible wires plug directly into small access points placed in low coverage areas around the house, like an upstairs bedroom or a home office.
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Why Choose FTTR?
- Whole-Home Coverage: Bringing consistent fiber connectivity in the rooms you choose.
- Reduced Dead Zones: Eliminate weak signal areas.
- Seamless Multi-Tasking: Experience smoother 4K/8K streaming, crisp video calls, and a more responsive smart home.
- Ultra-Low Latency: Near-instant response times, empowering competitive online gaming.
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Important to Know
FTTR maximizes your existing connection, it does not increase your internet plan's speed or bandwidth.
Instead, it is designed to help deliver the high-speed internet you are already paying for more evenly across your home and reducing the likelihood of signal dropoffs.
Depending on your service provider’s FTTR package you can get up to 4 sub-routers connected at your home. Contact your operator of choice for more information.
