Bonded ADSL

What is bonded ADSL?

Bonded ADSL is way of increasing internet bandwidth and resilience, improving upload and download speeds – without the expense or commitment of a leased line. 

How does it work?

Bonding combines multiple ADSL lines to utilise the bandwidth from each in a single connection.

What are the benefits?

The advantages of Bonded ADSL are comparable to alternatives costing many times more, and include:

Speed – a faster internet connection means increased upload and download speeds (ideal for those sending large video, graphic or image files) and helps boost employee productivity. Bonded ADSL also provides enhanced connectivity in multi-user environments.

Quality - higher speeds mean better quality VoIP and video conferencing services, and helps ensure that your off-site data backups complete on time.

Reliability - Bonded ADSL is also more resilient than a typical DSL or cable connection, providing a more cost-effective alternative to guaranteed uptime connections or expensive leased lines.

Flexibility - Bonded ADSL can adapt easily to the demands of your business with minimal hardware costs. Scale up to increase capacity when the need arises, scale back to cut costs.

Simplicity - because it utilises existing connections and inexpensive, readily-available hardware, Bonded ADSL is an easy way of increasing the speed, reliability and quality of your internet connection.

Why choose Prodec Networks?

Prodec Networks has extensive expertise in the provision of internet connectivity solutions for companies of all sizes, and offers a range of Bonded ADSL connections.

It is able to bond multiple connections, including variations of ADSL and ADSL2+, Fast Ethernet, leased lines, ISDN, UMTS, 3G, EDGE and HSPA.

For companies requiring guaranteed internet connections, Prodec Networks’ Failsafe Connection provides a service level agreement for three- and four-channel bonded solutions.

For more information about Prodec Networks’ Bonded ADSL solution, call the Connectivity Team today on 01189 241 242, or download the Bonded ADSL Datasheet.