Never be offline again. We design dual-connection resilience setups with automatic failover for Wolverhampton businesses — keeping VoIP phones, payment terminals and cloud applications running 24/7.
For most Wolverhampton businesses, broadband downtime directly costs money — whether through lost card payment processing, dropped VoIP calls, inaccessible cloud software, or simply staff unable to work. A resilient dual-connection setup eliminates that risk at a surprisingly low additional cost.
Our standard failover configuration for WV businesses pairs a primary gigabit FTTP connection with a 4G or 5G SIM-based backup in a dual-WAN router. If the primary line drops — whether due to a fault, scheduled maintenance, or a cable cut — the router automatically routes all traffic through the mobile connection within 30–60 seconds.
For businesses in WV1–WV14 with good 5G coverage, the failover connection delivers 100–500 Mbps — more than sufficient to maintain normal operations while the primary line is restored. For rural WV postcodes where 5G isn't available, 4G LTE typically delivers 20–100 Mbps, which is adequate for VoIP, email and most cloud applications.
Our dual-WAN business routers detect primary line failure and switch to 4G/5G within 30–60 seconds — entirely automatically. No manual intervention, no IT callout required. Your staff may notice a brief interruption but services resume within the minute.
A primary FTTP connection with a 4G failover SIM and managed router typically adds £30–60/month to your existing broadband cost. This is a small premium for the business continuity it provides — particularly for businesses processing card payments or running VoIP phone systems.
Yes. We can retrofit a failover 4G/5G connection to work alongside your existing broadband from any provider. We supply the dual-WAN router, configure the failover logic and test the switchover before going live.
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