LTE for continuity, mobility, and rapid deployment
LTE is the fastest way to get a site online and one of the most practical ways to add failover to fibre. It's also useful for private connectivity scenarios (like APNs) where devices or branches need controlled, secure access without relying on public internet assumptions.
Choose your LTE model
The right LTE option depends on whether your usage is predictable or variable, and whether the goal is primary connectivity, failover, or device/private connectivity.
Predictable monthly profile for sites and failover
A fixed LTE product model that's well suited to branches, backup links, and environments with known monthly data needs.
- •Good fit for fibre failover and continuity
- •Suitable for branch connectivity where fibre lead times are long
- •Predictable commercial model for standard usage profiles
- •Coverage and performance depend on site conditions
Flexible consumption for variable usage
A usage-based model when you want flexibility and you expect data usage to vary month-to-month.
- •Good for variable demand sites and temporary setups
- •Useful for specific device or operational scenarios
- •A flexible way to add LTE without fixed assumptions
- •Best when usage predictability is low
If you're connecting devices, branches, or systems that need controlled access, ask us about private APN options. We'll recommend the right approach based on your security and routing requirements.
Common LTE use cases
LTE is most valuable when it's used intentionally: as a backup path, a fast primary, or a controlled connectivity layer.
Add LTE to keep POS, email, and core ops running when the primary fibre path is down.
Temporary sites or urgent needs where fibre lead times don't work. LTE gets you online quickly.
Controlled connectivity models for devices, distributed environments, and private routing requirements.
For locations where fixed last-mile isn't practical and you still need stable access.
Check LTE feasibility
LTE performance depends on coverage and site conditions. Share the address and the purpose (failover, primary, devices), and we'll recommend the right LTE model.
Related pages for continuity and rapid deployment
LTE usually makes the most sense when it is tied back to a primary link or a broader multi-site design.
Business Fibre
A common primary-link pairing when you want monitored fibre plus LTE continuity.
Enterprise Fibre
A common pairing for higher-impact sites where LTE acts as the continuity path behind a stronger primary service.
SD-WAN
Useful when LTE needs to fail over intelligently across multiple branches or mixed links.
Retail connectivity
See how LTE can support branch continuity and temporary or priority sites in retail rollouts.
Note: LTE coverage and performance are site-dependent. We verify feasibility before any commitment.