Fixed wireless
Explore Ethernet over fixed wireless for business connectivity.
Wireless connectivity
Natural Wireless
Add another way to stay connected.
Explore Natural Wireless fixed-wireless connectivity and network-diversity use cases. Etech helps you review building availability and resilience requirements.
Explore your options with Etech.
What you can explore.
Path diversity
Review the difference between a backup service and a genuinely diverse connection path.
Location resilience
Discuss connectivity requirements for offices, hospitality and other business sites.
A plan for your business.
Your team size is a starting point. We’ll confirm the solution, availability and implementation scope against your requirements.
Small business
Check available connectivity at your business address. Tell us what you use today and what you want to improve.
Mid-market
Review backup and diverse-path options for key locations. Share your locations, systems and plans for growth.
Enterprise
Map resilience needs and qualify each building’s serviceability. Bring your integration, security and support requirements into the conversation.
Look beyond a second cable for resilience.
Natural Wireless offers fixed-wireless connectivity with a focus on path diversity. For a resilience project, the physical route matters as much as the number of services purchased.
Review the route into the building
Identify where the current connection enters and which physical infrastructure it depends on. A second service can still share a vulnerable path, so route qualification belongs in the design.
Assess a fixed-wireless connection
Review building serviceability, rooftop access and installation needs. Match the proposed connection to internet capacity, routing and any cloud or data-centre requirements.
Test the continuity design
Define the role of each connection and what should happen when a path is unavailable. Include the router, power and application behaviour in the acceptance checks.
Plan your Natural Wireless setup.
Bring these details to your conversation with Etech.
- Building address and rooftop-access contact
- Current carrier routes and entry points
- Capacity, routing and fixed-address requirements
- Failover equipment and continuity expectations
Does buying from two carriers guarantee diverse paths?
The routes need to be checked. Different services may still depend on the same physical entry or infrastructure. Ask for the proposed diversity to be established during qualification.
What is needed to assess a wireless installation?
Start with the address, building-access arrangements and service requirements. A site review can establish the installation and connectivity options.
Let’s connect.
Tell us what you need from Natural Wireless. We’ll help you review the available options and next steps.